1) What does the green light in The Great Gatsby represent? A.) Gatsby’s longing for the simultaneously near and far Daisy. B) Nick’s yearning for Jordan. C) The clash between new and old money. D.) Myrtle’s yearning to marry Tom. (Katherine Powell, 8th Period)
2) What does ‘neophyte’ mean? A) A new duel. B) Veteran. C) Someone whose never tried something. D) Beginner (Katherine Powell, 8th Period)
3) What does Amanda’s constant retelling of her “seventeen gentleman callers” (in The Glass Menagerie) represent? A) Her anger at Laura for quitting school. B) Her anger at the women that don’t buy her magazines. C) Her wish for grandchildren. D) Her wish that she’d been sensible and not married Tom and Laura’s father. (Katherine Powell, 8th Period)
4) What is the theme of ‘The Cask of the Amontillado’? A) Never trust anyone. B) True and complete revenge. C) Never celebrate holidays. D) Italians should not have catacombs; I mean, why wouldn’t you bury someone down there, it’s the perfect place. (Katherine Powell, 8th Period)
5) What is Nick’s opinion of Tom and Daisy at the end of The Great Gatsby? A) They are good people, just misguided. B) They were lucky to escape Jay and Myrtle’s clutches. C) They are selfish and havoc wreaking creatures. D) They did what was best for their daughter. (Katherine Powell, 8th Period)
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