QUESTION: 109

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Who asks the narrator about having his saddle with him in lines 25–26?

his boss
a listener
an eyewitness
the owner of the bull
a newspaper reporter

Answer(s): B

QUESTION: 110

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When Rose tells Sam that he is “different” from anybody she knows (lines 4–5), what is she acknowledging?

finds him peculiar
is surprised by his proposal to go with her
is concerned about what her friends might think
loves someone else
likes him

Answer(s): E

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QUESTION: 111

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Why does Mr. Knightley call Harriet a "simpleton" (line 61)?

unhappy about her social situation
afraid to get married and live on her own
foolish to refuse any reasonable offer of marriage
cautious when confronting new environments
fearful of any type of independence

Answer(s): C

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The narrator says that the newspapers are using "small print" (line 13) and are "getting farther and farther away when I hold them" (lines 14–15).
What is actually the cause of the problem?

The narrator is being distracted by people’s voices.
The narrator is tired.
Modern printing techniques have reduced readability.
The narrator’s eyesight is getting weaker.
The narrator is dissatisfied with the newspaper’s political views.

Answer(s): D

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