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  1. a) structure  b) complexity  c) reconstruct  d) all correct
  2. a) complecation  b) sensible  c) obstruct  d) all correct
  3. a) imply  b) pliers  c) sentry  d) all correct
  4. a) sensation  b) acomplice  c) destruction  d) all correct
  5. a) resent  b) sentimental  c) applicible  d) all correct
  6. a) senser  b) perplex  c) multiplication  d) all correct
  7. a) sensitivity  b) replica  c) consenses  d) all correct
  8. a) instructer  b) explicit  c) implicit  d) all correct
  9. a) pliable  b) applacation  c) construction  d) all correct
    Roots.
  10. "together fold PERSON" =  a) 2a  b) 3b  c) 4b  d) 7c  e) NOTA
  11. against build" =  a) 1c  b) 2a  c) 2c  d) 9c  e) NOTA
  12. "into build person" =   a) 4c  b) 2c c) 8a d) 9b  e) NOTA
  13. "together feel-ness" =   a) 2b  b) 3a  c) 4a  d) 7a  e) NOTA
  14. "many fold thing" =  a) 1b  b) 2a  c) 5c  d) 6c  e) NOTA
  15. "feel person" =  a) 2b  b) 3c  c) 4b  d) 8a  e) NOTA
    Vocabulary. Skip if exempt.
  16. At the end of the shopping spree, there was a _____________(ing) of the bill. a) reckon  b) brusque  c) edify  d) tract  e) caucus
  17. After much ______, and many cookies, the teacher finally forgave the students for the heinous behavior.  a) gumption  b) supplication  c) rebuff d) thwartage  e) cowed
  18. Jaggery ______ Charlotte's efforts to apologize.  a) edified  b) caucused  c) rebuffed  d) brusqued  e) reckoned
  19. This word originates with the Italian word for a "stickery" plant.  ____ a) thwart  b) edified  c) cowed  d) gumption  e) brusque
  20. He was 35 and still living at home; his mother said he lacked _____  a) brusqueness  b) irrelevant  c) edification  d) gumption  e) thwart
  21. People read both for pleasure and ___.   a) brusqueness  b) tracts  c) edification  d) gumption  e) rebuffing
  22. Before they walked on the field, the team was already _____ by the thought of how big and intimidating the other team was.   a) brusqued  b) cowed  c) edified  d) rebuffed  e) reckoned
  23. Whether you tried hard or not is ______ as far as your grade is concerned. a) reckon  b) supplication  c) edify  d) tract  e) irrelevant
  24. His attempt to climb Mt. Everest was _____ by bad weather, which forced him to turn back.  a) brusqued  b) cowed  c) thwarted  d) caucused  e) edified
  25. The revolution that made the US a separate nation was preceded by the printing and circulation of political ______(s) that influenced people's thinking.  a) reckon  b) brusque  c) edify  d) tract  e) irrelevant
    Sentences.
  26. Although the heat is on, it is still cold in this room.  a) simple  b) compound  c) complex  d) cd-cx
  27. I had to turn up my hearing aid since it's so hard to hear you.   a) simple  b) compound  c) complex  d) cd-cx
  28. Nobody may speak while Mr. Coward is speaking because this is not a democracy, and he won't listen anyway.  a) simple  b) compound  c) complex  d) cd-cx
  29. Joel and Cole both received detention and Saturday work for their rude behavior, but only Cole showed up.   a) simple  b) compound  c) complex  d) cd-cx
    Husker Du?
  30. The song "Rock the Boat" is by a disco group called Hues Corporation.   a) correct  b) incorrect
  31. respectful : impertinent :: innocent : _______    a) slanderous  b) inferior  c) smirk  d) adverse e) complicit
  32. The attempted mutiny would be considered the _____ of our story.   a) plot  b) exposition  c) climax  d) inciting incident  e) resolution
  33. The drug has many __ side effects. a) wont  b) inferior  c) pastoral  d) trifle  e) adverse
    Charlotte 16-17.
  34. Besides the knife, what is the other piece of evidence that Charlotte killed Hollybrass?  a) Her fingerprints on the knife.  b) Blood on Charlotte's clothes.  c) Jaggery claims to have witnessed it.  d) Hollybrass was holding her handerchief.  e) All of the above.
  35. For Charlotte, "of all the misfortunes that was the most hurtful to bear." What is that?  a) That she was accused of murder.  b) That Zachariah was dead.  c) That she was in the brig.  d) That the crew had turned against her.  e) None of the above.
  36. Charlotte thinks Zachariah's plan to go ashore in Providence and report Jaggery won't work, because Jaggery would never let him get ashore.  a) True  b) False
  37. What does Zachariah say to show Charlotte that any one of the crew was capable of killing Hollybrass?  a) He explains how they're all experts with a knife.  b) He tells her about the plan they had.  c) He tells her how the whole crew is made up of former criminals.  d) He tells her how gossip travels in a ship.  e) None of the above.
  38. At this point, whom does Charlotte think killed Hollybrass?  a) Dillingham  b) Keetch  c) Jaggery  d) the whole crew  e) none of the above
  39. When Jaggery comes to get Charlotte for her trial, she says he looks at her... a) with hatred.  b) with disgust.  c) with sick pleasure.  d) like she's not there.  e) all of the above.
  40. Jaggery tells Charlotte that she is only getting a trial because she's the daughter of one of the owners of the company.  a) True  b) False
  41. At this point, we are in the ________ of the story.   a) inciting incident  b) rising action  c) climax  d) falling action  e) resolution
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