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• 1. Animal Farm is a utopia because it is the animals' attempt to _____. A. make a special world for the pigs B. allow animals to wear what they want C. create a perfect world for all animals D. win over Boxer, the horse 2. What does Boxer's repeated statement "I must work harder" tell you about him? A. He blames others for the farm's problems B. He trusts no one but himself. C. He takes personal responsibility for the farm's problems. D. He is angry at Napoleon but cannot show his emotions. 3. Passage 3: from Looking Backwards from 2000 to 1887, by Edward Bellamy (1888) "Where is the clerk?" I asked, for there was no one behind the counter, and no one seemed coming to attend to the customer. "I have no need of the clerk yet," said Edith; "I have not made my selection." "It was the principal business of clerks to help people to make their selections in my day," I replied. "What! To tell people what they wanted?" "Yes; and oftener to induce them to buy what they didn't want." "But did not ladies find that very impertinent?" Edith asked, wonderingly. "What concern could it possibly be to the clerks whether people bought or not?" "It was their sole concern," I answered. "They were hired for the purpose of getting rid of the goods, and were expected to do their utmost, short of the use of force, to compass that end." "Ah, yes! How stupid I am to forget!" said Edith. "The storekeeper and his clerks depended for their livelihood on selling the goods in your day. Of course that is all different now. The goods are the nation's. They are here for those who want them, and it is the business of the clerks to wait on people and take their orders; but it is not the interest of the clerk or the nation to dispose of a yard or a pound of anything to anybody who does not want it." "But did not ladies find that very impertinent?" In this sentence the word impertinent probably means _____. A. kind B. friendly C. disrespectful D. trendy 4. Rely on context to determine the meaning of the underlined word cryptic marks on walls left secret messages for travelers. A. solid B. large C. puzzling D. colorful 5. Why did the animals believe every word when Squealer tells them that life is better now than under Mr. Jones? A. They are warm and have all the food they could ever want. B. Squealer is correct. C. Numbers never lie. D. They can barely remember life under Jones. 6. The original name of Animal Farm was _____. A. Jones's Farm B. Frederick's Farm C. Manor Farm D. Pig Farm 7. Passage 3: from Looking Backwards from 2000 to 1887 by Edward Bellamy (1888) "Where is the clerk?" I asked, for there was no one behind the counter, and no one seemed coming to attend to the customer. "I have no need of the clerk yet," said Edith; "I have not made my selection." "It was the principal business of clerks to help people to make their selections in my day," I replied. "What! To tell people what they wanted?" "Yes; and oftener to induce them to buy what they didn't want." "But did not ladies find that very impertinent?" Edith asked, wonderingly. "What concern could it possibly be to the clerks whether people bought or not?" "It was their sole concern," I answered. "They were hired for the purpose of getting rid of the goods, and were expected to do their utmost, short of the use of force, to compass that end." "Ah, yes! How stupid I am to forget!" said Edith. "The storekeeper and his clerks depended for their livelihood on selling the goods in your day. Of course that is all different now. The goods are the nation's. They are here for those who want them, and it is the business of the clerks to wait on people and take their orders; but it is not the interest of the clerk or the nation to dispose of a yard or a pound of anything to anybody who does not want it." The main idea of this passage is that _____. A. the past and the future are the same B. in the future, men and women treat each other differently C. the speaker is unfamiliar with his own time D. in the future, buying and selling are different 8. In “Transformation Peace” the flower in the gun barrel stands for _____. A. disgust B. disarmament C. conservatism D. wisdom 9. To where in the sentence could you move the underlined prepositional phrase? Be sure to keep the same meaning. Everyone on the sidewalk felt relieved when the car chase ended. A. before "relieved" B. after "ended" C. after "the car chase" D. before "Everyone" 10. What caused Mr. Jones and his friends to attack Animal Farm? A. They hate

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