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Name _______________________________________________Date______A. Thinking About the NovelCircle the letter of the best answer.Great Expectations by Charles DickensTest1. Why does Miss Havisham encourage Pip's love for Estella?a. She knows that Pip would never betray Estella.b. She is lonely and enjoys Pip's company.c. She wants Estella to break Pip's heart.d. She knows that Pip has "great expectations."2. When Magwitch reveals himself to be Pip's benefactor, why does Pip hide him?a. Pip is ashamed that his benefactor was a convict.b. Pip has seen Compeyson in the staircase.c. Magwitch has acquired his wealth through larceny.d. Magwitch has been exiled from England.3. Why does Biddy respond with anger when Pip asks her to help Joe improve himself?a. She is in love with Joe.b. She is in love with Pip.c. She feels sorry for Joe.d. She has respect for Joe.4. Which choice best expresses Pip's conflicted feelings regarding Joe throughout mostof the novel?a. sympathy and angerb. envy and scornc. love and shamed. amusement and disapproval5. Which of the following is an example of a flat character?a. Orlick b.Joe c. Herbertd. Biddy6 . Which of the following represents the central conflict of the novel?a. Pip wants to be a gentleman, but Joe wants him to be a blacksmith.b. Pip is torn between the love of Estella and the love of Biddy.c. Pip desires Estella but feels guilty for rejecting Joe.d. Pip wants to accept Magwitch's money but cannot because Magwitch is a Criminal.© Prentice-Hall, Inc. 63
Name ____________________________________________ __ Date __________A Midsummer Night's Dream by William ShakespeareTestA. Thinking About the PlayCircle the letter of the best answer.1. Which of the paraphrases below is the best restatement of the following lines that Theseusspeaks at the beginning of the play? I must confess that I have heard so much, And with Demetrius thought to have spoke thereof; But, being overfull of self-affairs. My mind did lose it. a. I have heard too much about Demetrius' thoughts. and I'm too busy to remember them.b. I had heard about that and should have spoken to Demetrius, but I was so busy I forgot.c. I have heard interesting things about Demetrius' thoughts, but he is so busy that Ihaven't been able to satisfy my curiosity by speaking to him.d. I regret that I have not spoken to Demetrius about his selfishness, but I forgot.2. Which of the following is the conflict that sets in motion the plot of this play?a. It is an external conflict between Helena and Demetrius about their being a couple.b. It is an internal conflict between Hermia and her conscience regarding whether or notshe should obey her father's wish.c. It is an external conflict between Demetrius and Lysander.d. It is an external conflict between Hermia and the law of Athens regarding the father'sright to choose the daughter's husband.3. Which of the following words best defines the italicized word in Lysander's lines below?For, as a suifeit of the sweetest things The deepest loathing to the stomach brings, a. supply c. surplusb. lack d. source4. Which of the following is the best word to replace the bracketed word in the lines below,spoken by Titania in the play? And this same [group] of evils comes From our debate, from our dissension; We are their parents and original. a. resurgence c. progenyb. genealogy d. assemblage5. Which of the following is the phrase that best describes the emotions expressed in the scene where the Athenians wake up on the morning of the wedding? a. joy and bewilderment c. reverence and aweb. confusion and fear d. sorrow and wonder6. Choose the most accurate restatement of the lines below, spoken by Helena. Is't not enough, is't not enough, young man, That I did never, no, nor never can Deserve a sweet look from Demetrius' eye, © Prentice-Hall, Inc. 65
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