Question

Why are others surprised that Chura and Marwe get married?


A.
They do not love one another.


B.
Marwe lives in the Underworld.


C.
They appear to be so different.


D.
Chura's new name is the wrong one.

Answer 1

Lol I had to read that it was so boring XD but I think it was C.

Answer 2

Why is Yun Ok willing to risk facing the tiger?


A.
She does not realize it is dangerous.


B.
She thinks the hermit will protect her.


C.
She is committed to her goal.


D.
The tiger is comfortable around humans.

Answer 3

thx

Answer 4

Thats the one where she like got the tiger used to her 1st right?

Answer 5

Then she got like a whisker or something like that

Answer 6

yes

Answer 7

Okay then C again I think

Answer 8

@awkwardpanda @HelpOfTheGods @Here_to_Help15 @Anonimouse

Answer 9

In "The Tiger's Whisker," who is like the tiger?


A.
Yun Ok's husband


B.
The mountain hermit


C.
Yun Ok's daughter


D.
Yun Ok

Answer 10

thx

Answer 11

A.

Answer 12

thx ur awesome

Answer 13

Np

Answer 14

What does the speaker in "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" demonstrate by continuing on his journey?


A.
his level of commitment


B.
his fear of the dark, empty woods


C.
his love of the deep, snowy woods


D.
his compassion for his horse

Answer 15

a

Answer 16

wat do u think @xo.minnie.xox

Answer 17

thx!!!!!!!!!

Answer 18

A beccause he was like The woods are lovely, dark and deep,
But I have promises to keep,
And miles to go before I sleep,
And miles to go before I sleep.

Answer 19

thx

Answer 20

How is Marwe like the daughter of the chief in "The Story of Scarface"?


A.
Both spend much of their lives in the underworld.


B.
Both begin their lives as slaves.


C.
Both love others for who they are, not what they look like.


D.
Both have been commanded never to marry.

Answer 21

C

Answer 22

thx

Answer 23

What do "The Tiger's Whisker" and "The Story of Scarface" both show readers?


A.
With great beauty, one can touch the emotions of others.


B.
With great commitment, one can achieve even the most difficult goals.


C.
With great bravery, one can make others forget about physical appearances.


D.
With great patience, one can gain the trust of dangerous creatures.

Answer 24

@SexyCountryGirl @abtster @Jonnychewy @godofwar @chlobohoe @cody7744 @Zejinida

Answer 25

B

Answer 26

ill give u a medal if i pass

Answer 27

Lol mkay

Answer 28

k

Answer 29

In "Sympathy," who identifies with the feelings of the caged bird?


A.
the speaker


B.
the bird's owner


C.
the dead bird


D.
all other birds

Answer 30

@holls622 @NobodySpecial @NickSalter @frogman123 @awkwardpanda @chlobohoe

Answer 31

A

Answer 32

ur da best

Answer 33

2 more thx

Answer 34

In "Sympathy," what does the caged bird's willingness to injure itself by beating its wings against the cage suggest?


A.
The desire for freedom can lead to desperate, futile actions.


B.
Cruel treatment drives creatures to behave cruelly themselves.


C.
No injury is as damaging as one inflicted on a helpless animal.


D.
Captivity can breed total insanity.

Answer 35

lol && okay

Answer 36

omg i know all them

Answer 37

a

Answer 38

In "The Happy Prince," why doesn't the Swallow go to Egypt at the beginning of the story?



A.


He is in love with a beautiful Reed.


B.
He enjoys the climate of Europe in winter.


C.
He fears drowning in the River Nile.


D.
He loves the Happy Prince too much.

Answer 39

i have the book :)

Answer 40

@kaylamarie081

Answer 41

a

Answer 42

@needurlove

Answer 43

hey i read all them

Answer 44

can help too :(

Answer 45

@holls622 u hot

Answer 46

its A

Answer 47

lol i had it last year @bohotness

Answer 48

What do the people of the city do with the statue of the Happy Prince after it is pulled down?



A.
They send it to Egypt.


B.
They burn it in a furnace.


C.
They bury it next to the Swallow.


D.
They restore it to its former beauty.

Answer 49

i have it now

Answer 50

x

Answer 51

c

Answer 52

hey burn him but not his heart thats broken

Answer 53

because shallow die

Answer 54

What do the people of the city do with the statue of the Happy Prince after it is pulled down?



A.
They send it to Egypt.


B.
They burn it in a furnace.


C.
They bury it next to the Swallow.


D.
They restore it to its former beauty.

Answer 55

b

Answer 56

be not his heart

Answer 57

thanks for the medal :)

Answer 58

Yep

Answer 59

Ty too

Answer 60

:) was that the last one ??

Answer 61

no it froze nooooooooooooooo

Answer 62

....

Answer 63

pop up soon

Answer 64

nvm

Answer 65

Why are others surprised that Chura and Marwe get married?


A.
They do not love one another.


B.
Marwe lives in the Underworld.


C.
They appear to be so different.


D.
Chura's new name is the wrong one.

Answer 66

c

Answer 67

c

Answer 68

:
:)

Answer 69

you already asked that lol

Answer 70

Why is Yun Ok willing to risk facing the tiger?


A.
She does not realize it is dangerous.


B.
She thinks the hermit will protect her.


C.
She is committed to her goal.


D.
The tiger is comfortable around humans.

Answer 71

thx hot girls!!!

Answer 72

c

Answer 73

c

Answer 74

yw

Answer 75

In "The Tiger's Whisker," who is like the tiger?


A.
Yun Ok's husband


B.
The mountain hermit


C.
Yun Ok's daughter


D.
Yun Ok

Answer 76

a

Answer 77

What does the speaker in "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" demonstrate by continuing on his journey?


A.
his level of commitment


B.
his fear of the dark, empty woods


C.
his love of the deep, snowy woods


D.
his compassion for his horse

Answer 78

a

Answer 79

How is Marwe like the daughter of the chief in "The Story of Scarface"?


A.
Both spend much of their lives in the underworld.


B.
Both begin their lives as slaves.


C.
Both love others for who they are, not what they look like.


D.
Both have been commanded never to marry.

Answer 80

c

Answer 81

c

Answer 82

What do "The Tiger's Whisker" and "The Story of Scarface" both show readers?


A.
With great beauty, one can touch the emotions of others.


B.
With great commitment, one can achieve even the most difficult goals.


C.
With great bravery, one can make others forget about physical appearances.


D.
With great patience, one can gain the trust of dangerous creatures.

Answer 83

b

Answer 84

thx hoty

Answer 85

b

Answer 86

yw

Answer 87

sorry had to check on brownes

Answer 88

In "Sympathy," what does the caged bird's willingness to injure itself by beating its wings against the cage suggest?


A.
The desire for freedom can lead to desperate, futile actions.


B.
Cruel treatment drives creatures to behave cruelly themselves.


C.
No injury is as damaging as one inflicted on a helpless animal.


D.
Captivity can breed total insanity.

Answer 89

a

Answer 90

@holls622 u there

Answer 91

a

Answer 92

In "The Happy Prince," why doesn't the Swallow go to Egypt at the beginning of the story?



A.


He is in love with a beautiful Reed.


B.
He enjoys the climate of Europe in winter.


C.
He fears drowning in the River Nile.


D.
He loves the Happy Prince too much.

Answer 93

a

Answer 94

a

Answer 95

What do the people of the city do with the statue of the Happy Prince after it is pulled down?



A.
They send it to Egypt.


B.
They burn it in a furnace.


C.
They bury it next to the Swallow.


D.
They restore it to its former beauty.