Question 1

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

The story has seen mostly through the eyes of the lawyer, Utterson, and we do not learn the dual nature of Jekyll-Hyde until the last chapter. Would the story have been more or less effective if it was done, like the last chapter, as a first person narrat

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Question 2

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

Jekyll believe that each human has an effect, two natures, a good one and an evil one. Do you agree? I might it be that each has only and evil nature are an unevolved one, that is covered over butter cloth of courtesy, morality, and respect that is taugh

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Question 3

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

Following this encounter what dr. Jekyll mr. Hyde and his own home, dr. Landon Oasis away and dies within a few days. Would you? How can a single experience have killed an otherwise Healthy Man?

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Question 4

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

Before Stevenson published this Tale, Gothic horror fiction was always cited and remote, background regions, decaying mansions where in ancient family curse held sway. What technique is Stevenson use to bring the atmosphere into modern London?

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Question 5

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

Victorian England saw itself as the pinnacle of western civilization, a triumph of reason and science, after a long climb from primitive origins. What do you see in Utterson's attitude, as he puzzles over this mystery, that makes him a good Victorian?

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Question 6

Animal Farm

Does Orwell believe in Revolution itself is a bad thing? If not oh, what is his overall message in Animal Farm?

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Question 7

Animal Farm

In the final scene shows the pigs in the humans at a dinner party which dissolves into a brawl. In the context of the Tehran Conference in 1943, what is Orwell implying by this turn of events?

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Question 8

Animal Farm

Each of the major characters in "Animal Farm" represents an actual historical figure or group or Nation. Whom do the following stand for: Mr. Jones, Major, Napoleon, Snowball, Mr. Frederick, Mr. Pilkington, Mollie, Boxer, the nine puppies.

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Question 9

Animal Farm

George Orwell was a socialist, but the story was ruthless attack on 'The Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics". What was there about the Communist Russia that he found so horrible?

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Question 10

Animal Farm

What's the one commandment that takes place of the Seven Commandments at the end of The Big Barn?

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Question 11

Animal Farm

What do the pigs do with the money they got from Boxer after he is dead?

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Question 12

Animal Farm

By the end of Chapter Eight, the pigs are doing many things that were not allowed according to the Seven Commandments. List them.

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Question 13

Animal Farm

What does Clover observe after the hens Rebellion, the trials, and the execution?

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Question 14

Animal Farm

Define scapegoat. Who becomes a scapegoat on Animal Farm?

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Question 15

Animal Farm

What was Squealers roll and changes on the farm?

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Question 16

Animal Farm

Why does Napoleon do away with the meetings? What does Squealer say about all of it?

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Question 17

Animal Farm

How are the pigs able to get away with changing the Seven Commandments?

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Question 18

Animal Farm

The Seven Commandments are gradually altered as the story unfolds. List the new version of The Commandments as they are transformed.

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Question 19

Animal Farm

In Chapter Five, Molly was found out. What was she doing? Of what is symbolic?

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Question 20

Animal Farm

The seven commandments were boiled down to one simple phrase for the dumber animals. What was it?

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Question 21

Out of the Easy

Why does Josie change her name?

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Question 22

Behind Rebel Lines: The Incredible Story of Emma Edmonds, Civil War Spy

What was nagging Emma when she enlisted?

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Question 23

Out of the Dust

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Question 24

Lizzie Bright and the Buckminster Boy

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Question 25

Frightful's Mountain

Flip Pearson and Dr. Werner took two of the eyases from the bridge for a reason. Why did the two men take the eyases?

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