Which characters seem MOST allegiant to the discriminatory social and

cultural beliefs of the period?

A) Frank and Maurice Oakley

B) Maurice Oakley and George Tryon

Frank Oakley and Berry Hamilton

D) Berry Hamilton and Rena Warwick

Which work is the best example of an adaptation? A. A speech given by a political candidate B. A recently discovered book of poetry O c. A movie based on a best-selling novel O D. A popular song played on the radio

Which sentence is punctuated correctly? a. Your order was received today your parts will be shipped tomorrow. b. Your order was received today, your parts will be shipped tomorrow. c.

How does Shelley create her Gothic atmosphere in frankistain?

Read the following passage from Martin Luther King Jr.'s ''I Have a Dream'' speech. ''This note was a promise that all men--yes, black men as well as white men--would be guaranteed the unalienable rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of

What topic or theme do all three poems in the reading have in common A. nature's ruthlessness B. Humanity's destructiveness C. the roots of evil D. the origins of nature

In Rain Myths, "The Chinese Rain-Master" and "The Madagascan Myth" both feature rewards for good behavior. penalties for bad behavior. family values. origin stories.

At the end of World War I, which of the following caused the greatest damage to President Wilson's legacy?

Which excerpt from "The Most Dangerous Game" best portrays Zaroff as Rainsford's foil? A) But no animal can reason," objected Rainsford. "My dear fellow," said the general, "there is one that can." B) "But you can't mean-" gasped Rainsford.

Even if criticism is well-intentioned, often the first response a person has to criticism is: happiness or joy. understanding or acceptance. anger or defensiveness. Subject is Life Skills

What is Maya Angelou's purpose for writing I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings? to inform readers about formative events in her early life to convince readers that pursuing a formal education is a waste of time to teach readers how to write as she does