Time left 2:51:47HideQuestion 25Not yet answeredFlag questionTipsQuestion textIdentify the correct word for the blank in the following sentence.The boy told his teacher that he did not perform _____ in the concert because he was sick.Question 25Select one:a.goodb.wellClear my choiceQuestion 26Not yet answeredFlag questionTipsQuestion textWhat is the falling action of this story?A banker and the lawyer get into an argument over capital punishment.  The banker condones it, while the lawyer says life in prison would be a more fitting punishment.  This leads the banker to bet that the banker could not last even 15 years alone in prison.  So, the banker wages 2 million rubles against 15 years of the lawyer's life in his garden house, a simulation of life in prison.In the first few years in his garden house prison, the lawyer reads, plays piano, and drinks.  Meanwhile, the banker plots to kill the lawyer a day before the bet is over and blame the murder on the the watchman.When the fifteen years is up, and just as the banker intends to kill the lawyer, he sees him asleep with a letter at his table.  The letter says that the lawyer renounces humanity and intends to leave the garden house minutes before the bet is over and, therefore, lose the bet.  Blindsided, the banker refuses to murder the lawyer and, henceforth, no one wins the bet.When he awakes, the lawyer indeed leaves minutes before he cashes in on the two million rubles. Later, the banker puts the letter in a safe.  Does he do this to prevent himself for being implicated in a crime (reneging on the bet)?  Or, does he value the letter more dearly than money?  In other words, does the bet teach both the banker and the lawyer to renounce vanity and materialism and to value human relationships?Question 26Select one:a.The banker makes a bet with the lawyer.b.The lawyer leave his garden prison a few minutes early.c.The banker puts the letter in his safe.d.The banker plans to murder the lawyer.Clear my choiceQuestion 27Not yet answeredFlag questionTipsQuestion textIn Great Expectations, at one point, Estella is being courted by Drummle, who:Question 27Select one:a.Pip despised even before he started seeing Estella.b.Was Pip's best friend in the Finches of the Grove.c.Pip looks up to and admires.d.Pip wrestled once in the Miss Havisham's garden.

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Which of the following would be considered the turning point of this story?A banker and the lawyer get into an argument over capital punishment.  The banker condones it, while the lawyer says life in prison would be a more fitting punishment.  This leads the banker to bet that the banker could not last even 15 years alone in prison.  So, the banker wages 2 million rubles against 15 years of the lawyer's life in his garden house, a simulation of life in prison.In the first few years in his garden house prison, the lawyer reads, plays piano, and drinks.  Meanwhile, the banker plots to kill the lawyer a day before the bet is over and blame the murder on the the watchman.When the fifteen years is up, and just as the banker intends to kill the lawyer, he sees him asleep with a letter at his table.  The letter says that the lawyer renounces humanity and intends to leave the garden house minutes before the bet is over and, therefore, lose the bet.  Blindsided, the banker refuses to murder the lawyer and, henceforth, no one wins the bet.When he awakes, the lawyer indeed leaves minutes before he cashes in on the two million rubles. Later, the banker puts the letter in a safe.  Does he do this to prevent himself for being implicated in a crime (reneging on the bet)?  Or, does he value the letter more dearly than money?  In other words, does the bet teach both the banker and the lawyer to renounce vanity and materialism and to value human relationships?Question 13Select one:a.The banker finds and reads the letter.b.The banker puts the letter in a safe.c.The lawyer reads, plays piano, and drinks.  d.The banker wages 2 million rubles on the bet.Clear my choiceQuestion 14Not yet answeredFlag questionTipsQuestion textWhich of these sentences uses concise diction?Question 14Select one:a.Mrs. Moore had a discussion about rhetorical analysis with the class in school.b.Mrs. Moore conversed about rhetorical analysis in front of her entire class. c.Mrs. Moore discussed rhetorical analysis with the class. Clear my choiceQuestion 15Not yet answeredFlag questionTipsQuestion textIn Great Expectations, what was Pip's great expectation for his 21st birthday?Question 15Select one:a.Estella would agree to marry him.b.His benefactor would make her/himself known to Pip.c.Miss Havisham would give him more money.d.He would finally get a job.

PART B: Which detail from the text best supports the answer to Part A?A. "They falsely claimed the nine black teenagers had raped them." (Paragraph 3)B. "News of the alleged crime spread rapidly across the county..." (Paragraph 4)C. "...a mob gathered outside the jail where the boys were held..." (Paragraph 4)D. "The judge scheduled the executions for mid-July, the earliest the law would allow." (Paragraph 5)

Fill in the blanks in the following sentence: The ___________ for the defence was asked to approach the bench during the tense trial of a ___________ killer.Select from the following words: council / counsel / serial / cereal. Separate your answers with a comma.

Time left 2:52:18HideQuestion 22Not yet answeredFlag questionTipsQuestion textWhat mood do the words convey:DrearyDullTiringQuestion 22Select one:a.Calmb.Happyc.Angryd.BoringClear my choiceQuestion 23Not yet answeredFlag questionTipsQuestion textBill has a routine every morning before going to school. First, he gets out of bed. Next, he gets dressed. Then, he eats breakfast. After breakfast, he brushes his teeth and makes his lunch. Finally, he gets on the bus and goes to school.What does Bill do last every morning?Question 23Select one:a.He eats breakfast. b.He gets out of bed. c.He goes to school. d.He gets dressed. Clear my choiceQuestion 24Not yet answeredFlag questionTipsQuestion textIdentify the following sentence as simple, compound, or complex: We can wait here until Ethan calls us.Question 24Select one:a.Compoundb.Complexc.Simple