2. When political truth is difficult, meaningless ________ becomes acceptable.
(a) Euphemism.
(b) Imagery.
(c) Descriptions.
(d) Metaphors.

3. How many shots does Orwell fire before approaching the elephant?
(a) One.
(b) Two.
(c) Three.
(d) Five.

4. The McGill postcards say that no marriage is what?
(a) Happy.
(b) Valid.
(c) Argument-free.
(d) Complete.

5. Orwell believes that Dickens is more than an author, he is a what?
(a) Hero.
(b) Icon.
(c) Institution.
(d) Leader.

6. With what accent do all of Dickens's heroes speak?
(a) Middle-class.
(b) Upper-class.
(c) Dock worker.
(d) Slums.

7. For Dickens, work is what?
(a) Something that happens on occasion.
(b) An issue of money.
(c) An event that happens elsewhere.
(d) A moral thing.

8. According to Orwell, how does Kipling view life?
(a) Insensitvely.
(b) Imperialistically.
(c) Artistically.
(d) Morally.

9. What type of literature does Kipling write?
(a) Novels.
(b) Poetry.
(c) Short stories.
(d) Serial stories.

10. Kipling feels that suppressing and controlling native people is what?
(a) Normal.
(b) Honorable.
(c) Bestial.
(d) Horrible.

11. What is one of the schools that Crossgates graduates attend?
(a) Edinburgh.
(b) Eton.
(c) Ellison.
(d) Everton.

12. The Raffles stories glamorize what?
(a) Hard work.
(b) Crime.
(c) Being a soldier.
(d) Being a sailor.

13. McGill's postcards are designed to get what?
(a) A laugh.
(b) Noticed.
(c) Collected.
(d) Sold.

14. In one example, Orwell translates a verse from what book into typical bad English?
(a) New Version Bible.
(b) Christian Bible.
(c) Old Latin Bible.
(d) King James Bible.

15. Dickens did not write about what?
(a) The elite.
(b) The proletariat.
(c) The monarchy.
(d) The family.