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In fact, Wilson is my _________ name.

Patronymic

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Our ___________ commander ignored the wishes of his entire squad and thrust them all into a needless conflict.

Imperious

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Which of the following is the best synonym for alacrity?

Enthusiasm

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No matter how much we interrogated Julie, she was _________ about her activities last night at the prom.

Reticent

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Uncle Roger wore a nearly translucent __________ on his face which indicated he was extremely ill.

Pallor

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Which of the following is the best synonym for the word nebulous?

Vague

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Which of the following is the best synonym for imperious?

Overbearing

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We endure a mean head coach who was willing to dole out extra laps without ___________.

Compunction

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Which of the following is the best antonym for the word sinewy?

Puny

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In the early chapters, Dracula warns Harker that it is totally safe to wander the castle, and especially to fall asleep in any part of the castle other than his room.

False

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In Chapter 5, what information does Lucy share with Mina while Lucy is on her vacation at the seaside?

that Lucy is in love with Arthur Holmwood.

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According to the instructional video, it is Professor Van Helsing's quest to keep people safe that dominates many of the book's conflicts.

True

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Which character runs a mental hospital, or "lunatic asylum"?

Seward

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According to the instructional video, which character is described as "the glue who keeps the other main characters connected?"

Dracula

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Lucy does not understand why ________ was so insistent about the garlic flowers.

Van Helsing

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In Chapter 11, Lucy says that one night she heard the sound of _______ at the window, flapping "almost angrily."

A bat

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According to the instructional video on Chapters 10-16, light versus dark appears consistently in the imagery of Bram Stoker's tale and it's not just in the contrasts of the time of day but also in descriptions of skin color and the natural surroundings.

True

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In Chapter 18, which character does Van Helsing think of highly and describes as having a "man's brain"?

Mina

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Dracula is not able to vanish into a cloud of dust. He has superpowers, but does not have incredible physical strength.

False

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What are the details of the message that Dr. Seward receives by the end of Chapter 20?

that Renfield has had a terrible accident and is covered in blood

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What does Renfield and Seward use to get into Carfax?

a skeleton key

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What item in Chapter 17 amounted to 50 boxes of "common earth to be used for experimental purposes"?

Cargo

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In Chapter 24 ______________ is worried about Mina, that she may start inadvertently helping Dracula or exposing their plans to him.

Seward

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By Chapter 24, _________ is becoming more vampire-like.

Mina

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The Holy Wafer put on Mina's forehead burns her.

True

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In Chapter 22, to ensure that Dracula has no place to hide, the group's plan is to go to the house in Piccadilly and the Carfax house and sterilize the boxes of earth there with holy water.

True

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Which characters first meet at the ball in Meryton and enjoy an immediate mutual attraction?

Jane and Charles Bingley

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Elizabeth's earlier rejections of Darcy's advances build a kind of humility in him.

True

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The notion of courtship takes on a profound, if often unspoken, importance in the novel.

True

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With which Bennett does Mr. Bennett have the closest relationship?

Elizabeth

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Nearly every scene in Pride and Prejudice occurs outdoors and the action centers around the Darcy home in the small village of Longbourn.

False

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Elizabeth's sharp tongue and tendency to make hasty judgments often lead her astray.

True

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Elizabeth accepts Darcy's proposal "immediately," according to the novel, but ______________.

"not very fluently."

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ane's gentle spirit serves as a foil for her sister's fiery, contentious nature, while Bingley's eager friendliness contrasts with Darcy's stiff pride.

True

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Which of the following statements best represent the novel's deeper meaning?

Pride and Prejudice depicts a society in which a woman's reputation is of utmost importance.

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Which character, in the end, proves to be such an attractive figure in the novel, further proving to be lacking redeeming characteristics of any kind?

Mrs. Bennett

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Mr. Bingley a hundred thousand pounds from his grandmother.

False

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Bingley's sister comes across in Chapters 11 and 12 as man-hungry, snobbish, upper-class woman.

True

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Mrs. Bennett is against one of his daughters having the opportunity to marry Mr. Bingley.

False

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Which of the following is true about the Bennett family?

They have five unmarried daughters.

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To whom does Elizabeth take an immediate disliking?

Darcy

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Which character is a wealthy gentleman, the master of Pemberley, and the nephew of Lady Catherine de Bourgh?

Fitzwilliam Darcy

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Which event causes a great stir in the neighboring village of Longbourn and among the Bennett household?

news that a wealthy young gentleman named Charles Bingley has rented the manor known as Netherfield Park

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Mrs. Bennett is a foolish and fussy gossip.

True

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Elizabeth's closest friend is _________.

Charlotte

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Language proves to be of central importance to relationships in the early chapters of the novel, as the author uses conversation to reveal character.

true

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Mr. Collins is an insurance salesman who has been hired by Mr. Bennett to draft a life insurance policy for his five daughters.

False

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Mr. Denny tells Elizabeth and Lydia that Darcy's presence keeps Wickham away from Netherfield.

True

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Which of the following best characterizes the way Wickham describes Lady Catherine?

"dictatorial and insolent"

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While in conversation, what are the details of the story Elizabeth hears about Wickham?

He had planned on entering the military, rather than the militia, but was unable to do so because he lacked money.

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__________ is a Meryton attorney, which places him in a significantly lower station than the Darcys and Bingleys.

Mr. Phillips

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What is Mr. Collins's immediate reaction to Elizabeth turning down his marriage proposal?

He insists that she will change her mind shortly.

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Which character does Elizabeth see as "sickly and cross" and generally unappealing?

Miss de Bourgh

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How does Mr. Collins regard the Bennett's property at first?

He spends much of the time admiring and complimenting the house that will one day be his.

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Mr. Collins is already married when he visits the Bennett family.

False

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With whom does Elizabeth travel to visit Charlotte and her new husband?

Sir William Lucas

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Which of the following is the best synonym for the word indolent?

Slothful

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Which of the following is the best synonym for the word fastidious?

Meticulous

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In ________ to his prized senior staffer, Ezekiel gave his colleague the opportunity to deliver this year's farewell speech.

Deference

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Criminals were planning to __________ at least $6 million from unsuspecting tax payers.

Extort

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Which of the following is the best synonym for the word odious?

Repulsive

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Algernon good naturedly points out to Lane that he knows Lane and the other servants help themselves to his champagne.

True

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Algernon is Lady Bracknell's nephew but Cecily is not Ernest/Jack's niece

True

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Algernon discovers Ernest/Jack's dual identity when he find Ernest/Jack's lost cigarette case.

True

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Both Gwendolyn and Cecily abhor the name Ernest.

False

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Ernest/Jack and Algernon gobbled up most of the cucumber sandwiches Algernon had ordered made for Lady Bracknell's visit.

False

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Lord Bracknell has busy social life unlike his reclusive and retiring wife.

False

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Lady Bracknell approves of Ernest/Jack's adoption after having been abandoned in a handbag.

False

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Algernon invents a flare up in Bunbury's grave illness as excuse to get out of having dinner with his aunt and cousin.

True

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Gwendolyn refuses Ernest/Jack's marriage proposal.

False

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Cecily's diary is filled only with her actual experiences in life.

False

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Cecily dislikes most of the subjects Miss Prism assigns for her study.

True

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Algernon impersonates Jack's imaginary brother Ernest.

True

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Miss Prism recommends that Dr. Chasuble get married.

True

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For a short time, both Gwendolyn and Cecily believe they are engaged to the same man.

True

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Ernest/Jack and Algernon plan to have themselves rechristened as Ernest by Dr. Chasuble.

True

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Who says this line?

"After we had all been resigned to his loss, his sudden return seems to me peculiarly distressing."

Miss Prism

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_________ says this to Jack/Ernest: "To lose one parent, Mr. Worthing, may be regarded as a misfortune; to lose both like carelessness."

Lady Bracknell

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This line is delivered by _____________"I deposited the manuscript in the basinette, and placed the baby in the handbag."

Miss Prism

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__________ says this line "...now that I know that you are Mr. Worthing's ward, I cannot help expressing a wish you were—well, just a little older than you seem to be—and not quite so very alluring in appearance."

Gwendolyn

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______________ says this line: "A man who marries without knowing Bunbury has a very tedious time of it."

Algernon

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Which of the following is the best synonym for the word repugnance?

Repulsion

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Which of the following is the best antonym for the word innocuous?

Harmful

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All of Jane's girlfriends gave her a _________ look from across the room. It was time to go.

Furtive

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The star athlete's endorsement contract was ______ with stipulations that forbid him from entering into monetary agreements with competing brands.

Laden

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Uncle Joe loves to read ______ newspaper cartoons each Sunday because it keeps him in the know.

Satrical

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Cell phones that can act as calculators, life coaches, and stop-watches have been nothing short of __________.

Ingenious

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Which of the following is the best antonym for the word jovial?

Forlorn

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Which of the following is the best synonym for the word renaissance?

Revival

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Which of the following is the best synonym for the word limpid?

Transparent

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Which of the following is the best synonym for the word incoherent?

Muddled