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What is wrong with the young boy in chicamauga
he is a deaf mute
what did the boy encounter in the woods in chicamauga
the enemy army
what nicknames were given to Walt Whitman
Bard of the democracy and the good grey poet
what was the title of the work that Whitman revised and republished several times
Leaves of Grass
how did oakhurst the outcast die
suicide
who stole the mules during the night in outcasts
uncle billy
what sort of justice do the residents experiment with in outcasts
vigilante justice
what was the name of the famous jumping frog
Daniel webster
what did the stranger put in Daniel Websters mouth
quail shot
who is the narrator requesting information at the beginning of the story
Simon wheeler
whom does Washington blame for the institution of slavery
he blames no one in particular except the federal government, which supported slavery laws
which of the following is a formal hallmark of the chapter from Up from Slavery titled “The Atlanta Exposition Address”
the inclusion of transcript of letters and testimonials from White men in positions of power
which of the following best describes the dog’s way of knowing and responding to its surroundings
the dog instinctively to its surroundings based on the intuition from its ancestors
what must the man do in order to eat
he must build a fire to melt the ice muzzle that covers his face
how are the landscape and setting described in To Build a Fire
cold and dark
according to the narrator what is the mans biggest character flaw in To Build a Fire
he lacks imagination
why do the people attempt to shield Mrs. Mallard from the news of her husband’s death
she had a weak heart and might die from shock
Who informs Mrs. Mallard about her husband’s death
Josephine, her sister
which of the following best characterizes Mrs. Mallard’s relationship with her husband
She loves her husband sometimes but chafes at the restrictions of marraige
How did Richards learn of Mr. Mallard’s death
He was in the newspaper office when the telegram came in
on whom or what does the speaker briefly consider blaming the wall’s disrepair
elves
why do the two neighbors meet in the poem
to repair a wall
while winter has caused most of the damage to the wall, there is occasionally other damage to the wall. Who or what has caused damage during other seasons
hunters
which of the following sayings is associated with the speaker’s neighbor
good fences make good neighbors
how does the speaker of the poem characterize the task of repairing the wall
an outdoor game
which body part does Sinclair posit is the most reliable indicator of suffering and disease
hands
what does the chapter’s final image, involving tank-room workers, suggest
canibalism
why does Jurgis want to learn English
he wants to be able to understand what is occurring at the union meetings he attends
Jurgis discovers that Chicago in the early 20th century is different from Russia in which of the following ways
leaders in America are chosen through elections while those in Russia are appointed or inherit their posts
which of the following methods does Mike Scully, the democratic boss of Packingtown NOT use to curry favor with the general public
he does not pass health and safety legislation in congress
what happens after Duncan Schaeffer and Lorraine Quarrles visit the Peters’ house
Marion won’t give up Honoria for another six months
Why does Marion Peters detest Charlie
she thinks he was chronically abusive to Helen
Why are duncan Schaefer and Lorraine quarrels so happy to see Charlie in Paris
they can tell he is sober, and want to leech off his strength because they are weak
why does Charlie want to get Honoria back so urgently
he wants to be her father again while she is still impressionable
which of the following adjectives best describes the Ritz bar when Charlie Wales visits at the beginning of the story
deserted
why does Dave want to buy a gun
he thinks it will prove his manhood
how does Dave finally get a gun
Joe, the White store owner, sells Dave a used pistol cheaper than he can buy one anywhere else
At the end of the story, Dave’s parents and Mr. Hawkins try to make Dave take responsibility for the accident that has occurred. What happens as a result?
He is angry that his parents agree to further employment on his behalf, so he leaves town on a train
which of the following best describes Dave’s work situation
the little money he earns working as a farmhand for a White landowner is paid directly to his parents who decide how it will be spent
Why does Dave’s mother ultimately relent and give Dave the money to buy the gun
she wants Dave to give it to his father to protect the family
when he’s not burning barns, what kind of fires does Abner build
small, neat fires
what did Abner do differently for the second barn burning than he did for the first
the first time he warned his landlord with a messenger
why do farmers continually hire Abner as a sharecropper
they admire his ferocity
why is sarty bleeding when the snopes family get in the wagon headed for Major de Spain’s farm
he got in a fight with another boy who called Abner a barn burner
which member of the slopes family gets called to testify before the justice of the peace on behalf of Abner Snopes in the story’s opening pages
Sarty
when did Hurston first learn that she was colored
when she moved to Jacksonville to attend school
to whom would Hurston offer a “howdy-do-well-i-thank-you-where-you-goin” when she was a young girl in eatonville
northern white tourists bound for Orlando
how does Hurston fell about being colored
nonchalant and indifferent because she has other priorities
when does Hurston feel its an advantage to be colored
when she listens to jazz
where did Hurston grow up
eatonville
when Charlie first sees Marion and Lincoln Peters he announces that his income is now larger than it was in the 20s, he begins to elaborate but then stops short, why
he wants them to know he is rich again but they won’t like haring too much about it
when Charlie visits the Peters house after the arrangements have begun for Honoria’s move to Prague with her father, who interrupts the meeting
Duncan Schaeffer and Lorraine Quarrles
how did Helen, charlie’s wife, die
she died of heart trouble at a surprisingly young age
what story does Dave invent about how Jenny died
She went wild and caught herself in a plows blade
which of the following best describes Dave’s home situation
his parents are unwilling to treat Dave as an adult, yet they are frustrated by his childish behavior
what value is most important to Abner snopes
family
why are the de spains unhappy with the job abner performs washing their rug
the family used lye to clean the rug and discolored it
why does sarty think major de Spain’s barn is safe from Abner’s wrath
de Spain’s estate is larger and more dignified than the others
where does the first trial of the story take place
in a general store
how does Hurston feel when she experiences racial discrimination
surprised
consider the following passage “I follow those heathen- follow them exultingly. I dance wildly inside myself. I yell within, I whoop. I shake my assegai above my head. I hurl it true to the mark yeeooww!” what was Hurston describing
listening to jazz music in a club
when does Hurston feel most colored
when she is contrasted with white people
what happened to the boys home
burned by the union army
what war was Whitman heavily involved in
civil war
what was oakhurts’s job
gambler
what was Jim Smiley’s bulldog’s name
Andrew Jackson
when Washington enjoins both African Americans and white southerners to “cast down your bucket where you are” what types of employment does this seem to envision African Americans will find in the alliance he proposes
manual labor, including jobs in agriculture, industry, and domestic service
which of the following best describes washington’s attitude toward African Americans quest for civil rights in the south
he believed that African Americans deserved and would one day achieve equal civil rights but that those rights would have to be given freely by White Southerners
which of the following best describes the man’s way of knowing and responding to his surroundings
he calculates his position in the natural world using man-made measurements
the man thinks repeatedly about some advice he once received from “the old-timer on sulphur creek” what advice did he proffer
he told the man to never travel alone in weather more than fifty degrees below zero because its unsafe
after his attempts to build a fire fail several times, what plan does the man make to survive
he will kill the dog and warm himself in its blood
which of the following is, according to the narrator, the “strongest impulse of Mrs. Mallard’s being”
a desire for self-assertion
which goddess does Mrs. Mallard unwittingly resemble as she descends the staircase with Josephine
Nike, the goddess of victory
according to Josephines account how did Mr. Mallard die
he was in a train wreck
the speaker describes his neighbor in lines 38-40 toward the end of the poem. based on this passage, how is the neighbor holding the stones
palm downward so that most of the stones are covered by his hands
what does the wall between the two farms actually separate
apple trees from pines
what is most difficult about repairing the wall
the men have to balance the stones because they are differing sizes
the meatpackers discover that the pollution and filth on the “bubbly creek” arm of the Chicago river can be turned into
lard
according to Sinclair, why do more American soldiers die off the battlefield during the Spanish-american war than are killed in battle
they are poisoned by spoiled canned meat
who does the boy find murdered at the house on the hill
his mother
what work by Whitman is one of the few documents we have about the civil war from someone who actually lived through it
drumtaps
what other name is Tom Simsom known by
the innocent
which two activities did southern black Americans wish to engage in after their emancipation as a sign of their newfound freedom
they wanted to change their names and travel away from the locations where they had been enslaved
which of the following does Washington NOT suggest should be understood as an “advantage” accrued to African Americans through the experience of slavery
training in literacy and Western philosophical traditions
what is the danger of walking along the creek during the arctic winter
hidden springs that never froze bubbled up along the creeks banks and could get a person wet
in the last sentence of the story, the attending doctors pronounce that the cause of Mrs. Mallard’s death to the “the joy that kills” what do they mean
she is overwhelmingly hoary that her husband is alive and has returned home
how do the speaker and the neighbor proceed along the wall
they walk evenly with the wall between them
why does Charlie Wales return to paris
he hopes to regain custody of his daughter
what happens to Abner at the end of the story
he is shot and killed by major de Spain
how does Hurston jokingly say she is different from other blacks in America
she does not have a Native American grandfather
why are tom and piney traveling together
to get married
how much time did smiley spend teaching his frog to jump
3 months
how did Washington characterize slave’s attitude towards education
almost every freed slave was hungry for education and took extreme measures to obtain any form of learning
what suprise befalls the man after he has eaten his lunch
he falls into a hidden spring and gets his feet and legs wet
which season prompts the speaker to ask a mischievous question
spring (spring is when they meet to repair the wall and the speaker feels playful)
what do potted chicken, potted game, and deviled ham have in common
they are not actually made out of the meats on their labels
how does the meatpacking union teach Jurgis about democracy
the union operates as a microcosm of democracy and equality for members
Charlie relinquished parental rights for all except
he wanted to return to the United States
what does Dave hit when he fires the gun first
a mule