In Act II, Scene 1, who is the first person Mama tells she bought a house?

A. Her grandson Travis

B. Her daughter-in-law Ruth

C. Her son Walter

D. Her daughter Beneatha

Give an example from Antigone of dramatic irony:

Choose an example of muckraking disguised as a work of fiction from the following. A.) A Century of Dishonor and Ramona by Helen Hunt Jackson. B.) The History of the Standard Oil Company by Ida Tarbell. C.) The Octopus by Frank Norris. D.

Read this excerpt from Margaret Frinks memoir: For many weeks we had been accustomed to see property abandoned and animals dead or dying. But those scenes were here doubled and trebled.

Which is an example of a character's conflict within himself, or with his thoughts and feelings? A. Theseus's lifting the stone and discovering his father's sword and sandals B. Damon's convincing the king to let him take Pythias's place in prison C.

In her poem, Rich describes a waiting room full of people whose eyes meet, but the people never connect with each other during their despair. Based on her description, what is Rich's attitude about people? A.

Preview prefix or suffix:

Emily wait wait wait that totally destroys han

Why would it be significant that a child can be understood by strangers rather than usual caregivers

Compare in what ways are penelope's struggles similar to and different from those of odysseus? What ideal traits do both characters possess?

Which sentence or sentences in the passage contain spelling errors? My summers are just awful. For as far back as I can remember, this has been the one steady fact of my life. Summer vacations are awful.