Girard's essay begins, "Hamlet belongs to the genre of the revenge tragedy, as hackneyed and yet inescapable in Shakespeare's days as the 'thriller' in ours." He uses the word hackneyed to mean ...

a. popular

b. flawed

c. unorginal

d. unexciting

Reread lines 28-41. Eumaeus still does not know that he is speaking to Odysseus in disguise. This is known as dramatic irony-a plot device in which the reader knows more than the character knows.

What does this excerpt reveal about gender roles? Read the excerpt below from "At the Hearth" by Laura Esquivel and answer the question that follows. And so, I was mortified to realize that my daughter wasn't paying attention.

For two years Thoreau lived by the shore of Walden Pond by A. taking contributions from neighbors. B. working part time in the town. C. working the land by himself. D. writing and selling novels.

How many iambs per line does a Shakespearean sonnet contain? two iambs three iambs four iambs five iambs

Pretty-Hands risks his life for Lynette and her sister even though Lynette repeatedly makes fun of him. What does this behavior suggest about Pretty-Hands? A. Pretty-Hands believes it is his duty to protect others no matter how they treat him. B.

Is the Canadian in Canadian food capitalized?

How is the major conflict developed in the middle? How is the conflict resolved in the end?

What region became a territory of the United States after the us victory in the Spanish-American war A-Mexico B-the badlands C - the Philippines D - Jamaica

Who said [C]arry your well-planed oar until you come to a race of people who know nothing of the sea, whose food is never seasoned with salt, strangers all to ships with their crimson prows and long slim oars, wings that make ships fly.

Which is not a function of the spell checker in your word processing program? Allows you to correct the spelling in the document Checks the spelling of the word Gives options for spelling the word correctly Checks for words that are spelled