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Froggy Jumps English III (H) finalOnline version tgg a rasin in the sun etc by stella 1 what is the correct mla format date a August 5 2009 b 5 August 2009 c 2009 5 August 2 which sentence is a fragment a I told him to call a plumber b My dog sizzles is a beast c it would not flush. 3 which one is a correct mla embedded quote a (Richard 9) b (Richard, 9) c (Richard pg 9) 4 what is the correct way to make a works cited page a alphabetically by last name b alphabetically by title c alphabetically by how much the article was useful 5 which one is a proper MLA book citation a Creation of the Media: Political Origins of the Media. Los Angeles: Houghton-Mifflin, 1922. b American Association for Artificial Intelligence. 17 Mar. 2001.. c American Association for Artificial Intelligence. 17 Mar. 2001.. 6 which one is a proper mla website citation a American Association for Artificial Intelligence. 17 Mar. 2001.. b American Association for Artificial Intelligence. 17 Mar. 2001.. c Creation of the Media: Political Origins of the Media. Los Angeles: Houghton-Mifflin, 1922. 7 which one is the proper mla article citation a Creation of the Media: Political Origins of the Media. Los Angeles: Houghton-Mifflin, 1922. b c Crane, Niles F. “Anarchy at Sea.” Atlantic Monthly Sept. 2003: 50-80. 8 e Tyson, Phyllis A., and Michael G. Gordon. “The Psychology of Women.” Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association 46 (1998): 361-64. a This is a newspaper citation b this is an article citation c this is a scholarly journal citation 9 d Jackson, Gabriel. “Multiple Historic Meanings of the Spanish Civil War.” Science and Society 68.3 (2004): 272-76. Academic Search Premier Elite. EBSCO. Brookens Library, U of Illinois at Springfield. 27 Sept.2002. . a this is a newspaper b this is a website c This is a journal within an online database 10 what is the major theme of desiree's baby? a the dangers of greed b racism and identity c the importance of family 11 What happens to Desiree and her baby at the end of the story? a madame valmonde brings them back home b armand apologizes and brings them home c they leave and disappear into the bayou 12 what shocking truth does armand discover a the baby was not his b his own mother was of african descent c desiree lied about her past 13 which type of conflict is most important is desiree's baby a man v sociey b man v fate c man v nature 14 why is armand cruel to desiree a he believes he cheated on her b he no longer loves her c he believes she caused the family shame 15 how does desiree first realize something is wrong with her baby a he had three toes b her baby looked like one of the babies of her maid/slave c her baby looked more like an albino then it ddid her or her husband 16 Armand v desiree when it comes to their baby a Man vs man b man vs society c man vs nature 17 armand vs the knowledge of being born as a decent of a slave in a racist world a man vs man b man vs society c man vs nature 18 uncontrollable geneticcs vs the tame bayou a man vs man b man vs society c man vs nature 19 what does the green light represent in the great gatsby a hope and dreams b love c wealth 20 why does gatsby throw extravagent parties a to attract daisy's attention b to meet important people c to spend all his money 21 Nick describes Gatsby as having “extraordinary hope.” This suggests Gatsby is: a loving b optimistic c stinky 22 what does the valley of ashes represent a religious freedom b no trust in the wealthy c moral decay and corruption 23 what does gatsby believe a he will always have money b he can repeat the past c he is immune to the plague 24 why is daisy attracted to gatsby a his wealth and charm b his education c he is a swell fellow 25 who narrates the great gatsby a nick carraway b f. fits gerald c gatsby 26 which charcter represents old money a meyer wolfsheim b tom buchanan c gatsby 27 what do the eyes of dr. t.j eckleburg symbolize a ksfkjfja ef b education c god watching society 28 nick views gatsby with a admiration mixed with criticism b love c the need to be him 29 “You see, I think everything's terrible anyhow . . . And I know. I've been everywhere and seen everything and done everything.” a nick b daisy c jordan 30 “I wasn’t actually in love, but I felt a sort of tender curiosity.” a nick b tom c jordan 31 “Can’t repeat the past?...Why of course you can!” a tom b nick c gatsby 32 “Nowadays people begin by sneering at family life and institutions, and next they’ll throw everything overboard and have intermarriage between black and white.” a daisy b tom c myrtle 33 "I married him because I thought he was a gentleman…I thought he knew something about breeding, but he wasn't fit to lick my shoe…" a daisy b nick c myrtle 34 what it is gatsby's a to be friends with everyone b to live life to the fullest c for daisy to be with him 35 what is the meaning behind the quote "so we beat on boats against the current" a go and live b continue through hardships c go for a swim 36 what is a major them in both the great gatsby and a raisin in the sun a the pursuit of dreams b the importance of wealth c education over happiness 37 in a raisin in the sun what is walters main dream a build a house b become a doctor c open a liquor store 38 why does beneatha want to become a doctor a to impress her family b to help others and find a identity c to get out of chicago 39 what does mama's plant symbolize a the families hope and perseverance b fear of change c materialism 40 why does the younger family move to clybourne park a to start a business b to pursue a better life despite discrimination c to escape debt 41 what is the central theme of a raisin in the sun a dreams and diginity matter b family causes happiness c money is the solution to everything 42 what does walter ultimately decide at the end of the novel a sell the old house b maintain his family's dignity c leave his family 43 ruth is most concerned with a having another baby b leaving chicago c keeping the family together 44 george murchison represents a materialism and assimilation b family unity c rebellion against society 45 what do the eggs symbolize a the validation that walter craves b the breakfast ritual of a family c closeness that can only be tied to a family 46 what is one major theme of the play a family pride b the struggle of achieving dreams c both 47 "Yeah, we all got acute ghettoitis.” a ruth b beneatha c mama 48 "Let’s face it, baby, your heritage is nothing but a bunch of raggedy-assed spirituals and some grass huts!” a george b walter c travis 49 “Here I am a giant—surrounded by ants! Ants who can’t even understand what it is the giant is talking about.” a beneatha b mama c walter 50 “I always remembers people saying, ‘You aims too high all the time. You needs to slow down and see life a little more like it is. Just slow down some.” a mama b ruth c beneatha 51 “I always remembers people saying, ‘You aims too high all the time. You needs to slow down and see life a little more like it is. Just slow down some.” a mama b benetha c ruth 52 poem to refrence a thank you stella you are truly the greatest b ... c ....stinky..... 53 Read the following line from Harlem: “Does it dry up like a raisin in the sun?” what is this line an example of a hyperbole b simile c metaphor 54 the tone of the poem is mostly a curious and frustrated b joyful c peaceful 55 the poem suggests deferred dreams may a become dangerous over time b create wealth c disappear 56 The phrase “heavy load” symbolizes: a fame b physical strength c emotional burden 57 hughes mainly emphasizes the importance of a dreams and opportunity b tradition c fame 58 in the great gatsby, his shirts represent a luxury and wealth b the life that gatsby built for himself and what daisy could have had c great fashion sense 59 what does the clock represent a gatsby wants to slow time b take away the time that was lost between him and daisy c both

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English III (H) finalOnline version

by stella

what is the correct mla format date

which sentence is a fragment

which one is a correct mla embedded quote

what is the correct way to make a works cited page

which one is a proper MLA book citation

which one is a proper mla website citation

which one is the proper mla article citation

e Tyson, Phyllis A., and Michael G. Gordon. “The Psychology of Women.” Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association 46 (1998): 361-64.

d Jackson, Gabriel. “Multiple Historic Meanings of the Spanish Civil War.” Science and Society 68.3 (2004): 272-76. Academic Search Premier Elite. EBSCO. Brookens Library, U of Illinois at Springfield. 27 Sept.2002. .

what is the major theme of desiree's baby?

What happens to Desiree and her baby at the end of the story?

what shocking truth does armand discover

which type of conflict is most important is desiree's baby

why is armand cruel to desiree

how does desiree first realize something is wrong with her baby

Armand v desiree when it comes to their baby

armand vs the knowledge of being born as a decent of a slave in a racist world

uncontrollable geneticcs vs the tame bayou

what does the green light represent in the great gatsby

why does gatsby throw extravagent parties

Nick describes Gatsby as having “extraordinary hope.” This suggests Gatsby is:

what does the valley of ashes represent

what does gatsby believe

why is daisy attracted to gatsby

who narrates the great gatsby

which charcter represents old money

what do the eyes of dr. t.j eckleburg symbolize

nick views gatsby with

“You see, I think everything's terrible anyhow . . . And I know. I've been everywhere and seen everything and done everything.”

“I wasn’t actually in love, but I felt a sort of tender curiosity.”

“Can’t repeat the past?...Why of course you can!”

“Nowadays people begin by sneering at family life and institutions, and next they’ll throw everything overboard and have intermarriage between black and white.”

"I married him because I thought he was a gentleman…I thought he knew something about breeding, but he wasn't fit to lick my shoe…"

what it is gatsby's

what is the meaning behind the quote "so we beat on boats against the current"

what is a major them in both the great gatsby and a raisin in the sun

in a raisin in the sun what is walters main dream

why does beneatha want to become a doctor

what does mama's plant symbolize

why does the younger family move to clybourne park

what is the central theme of a raisin in the sun

what does walter ultimately decide at the end of the novel

ruth is most concerned with

george murchison represents

what do the eggs symbolize

what is one major theme of the play

"Yeah, we all got acute ghettoitis.”

"Let’s face it, baby, your heritage is nothing but a bunch of raggedy-assed spirituals and some grass huts!”

“Here I am a giant—surrounded by ants! Ants who can’t even understand what it is the giant is talking about.”

“I always remembers people saying, ‘You aims too high all the time. You needs to slow down and see life a little more like it is. Just slow down some.”

“I always remembers people saying, ‘You aims too high all the time. You needs to slow down and see life a little more like it is. Just slow down some.”

poem to refrence

Read the following line from Harlem: “Does it dry up like a raisin in the sun?” what is this line an example of

the tone of the poem is mostly

the poem suggests deferred dreams may

The phrase “heavy load” symbolizes:

hughes mainly emphasizes the importance of

in the great gatsby, his shirts represent

what does the clock represent