A) Frank Stockton B) Richard Connell C) Saki D) Edgar Allan Poe
A) deserved punishment B) overbearing or arrogant C) to take vengeance for D) lack of pride
A) an affection for each other B) a respect for Luchresi C) a revengeful nature D) an interest in fine wine
A) steep B) to get to the top of C) bound to happen D) uneasy, nervous
A) a murderous revenge plot B) a casl of fine sherry C) carnival celebration D) the Montresor family history
A) gruesome B) secretive C) festive D) sad
A) "I must not only punish but punish with impunity." B) "And yet some fools will have it that his taste is a match for your own."
A) surmounted B) marauders C) indignation D) precipitous
A) Montresor has worried about Fortunato's health. B) Montresor has saved a cask of Amontillado for Fortunato to taste. C) Fortunato has worn a delightful costume. D) Montresor has awaited an opportunity for revenge.
A) Frank Stockton B) Richard Connell C) Saki D) Edgar Allan Poe
A) palpable B) futile C) inevitable D) naive
A) apprehensive B) ardent C) placid D) inevitable
A) repetition B) alliteration C) analogy D) onomatopoeia
A) Ship-Trap Island B) the Bermuda Triangle C) Carribean Sea D) Amazon River
A) Ivan B) General Zaroff C) Rainsford D) Whitney
A) climax B) resolution C) conflict D) setting
A) General Zaroff B) Rainsford C) Ivan D) Whitney
A) "Instinct is no match for reason." B) "Life is to be lived by the strong." C) "The world is made up of two classes-the hunters and the huntees." D) "You are a murderer."
A) He lived a year in a minute. B) The sea was as flat as a plate-glass window. C) He struck out with strong strokes. D) Cossack was the cat; he was the mouse.
A) simile B) hyperbole C) metaphor D) personification
A) Rainsford vs General Zaroff B) Rainsford vs Ivan C) strong vs weak D) man vs nature
A) Richard Connell B) Saki C) Morley Callaghan D) Frank Stockton
A) marauders B) medley C) succor D) languor
A) A struggle between opposing forces. B) The feeling a reader gets from the story. C) The character in oppositon with the main character. D) The cental message in the story.
A) Fight for your possessions. B) Continue family traditions. C) Don't hold grudges. D) Don't go hunting during a storm.
A) protagonist B) conflict C) antagonist D) symbol
A) man vs nature B) man vs future C) man vs himself D) man vs man
A) major B) minor C) internal D) external
A) 4th B) 1st C) 2nd D) 3rd
A) The wind tore through the forest in fitful gusts through the naked tree branches. B) Ulrich lay listening to the weary screeching of the wind. C) The wine that Ulrich drankd was as warm as a warm summer's day. D) A fierce shriek of the storm had been ansered by the splitting crash ahead.
A) succor B) surmounted C) preciptous D) stealthy
A) Morley Callaghan B) Richard Connell C) Saki D) Frank Stockton
A) very great B) overbearing; arrogant C) lack of pride D) uneasy
A) at night B) during summer C) in the 1800's D) in very olden times
A) feud B) conflict C) dilemma D) choice
A) just B) generous C) semi-barbaric D) wealthy
A) dire B) ardent C) indignation D) retribution
A) the young man begins to open the door B) the princess leads the youn man to the door C) the young man gets attacked by the tiger D) the king punishes the young man.
A) the princess tellls the yond man to open the door. B) nothing C) the young man opens the door D) the king decides to let the young man go.
A) young man vs decision B) young man vs tiger C) princess vs lady D) king vs young man
A) Richard Connell B) Frank Stockton C) Morley Callaghan D) Saki
A) discovers his boss has a kind nature B) comes to understand his mother C) learns a lesson about shoplifting D) receives advise instead of punishment
A) Sam calls the cops. B) Alfred's mother punishes Sam. C) Sam fires Alfred. D) Alfred steals from Sam.
A) blustered B) contempt C) humility D) indignation
A) Andy B) Alfred C) Mrs. Higgins D) Sam Carr
A) the ways an author develops the personalities of a character B) what the character says in a story C) what the charcter does in the story D) how the character acts in the story
A) passionate B) humility C) contempt D) indignation
A) stereotype B) characterization C) symbol D) connotation
A) He realizes that his youth was over. B) He realizes that he has to find a new job. C) He realizes that he is going to jail. D) It doesn't affect him at all.
A) brusequely B) indignation C) contempt D) humility |