Which of the following statements would NOT be a theme in the call of the wild?

a. always trust your gut

b. only the strong survive

c. we are driven by our ancient animal instincts

d. the beast within us all will come out under the right circumstance

It'd seen a child die-Depression--a war, Which stylistic or literary device is demonstrated in line 7? A) satire B) allusion C) repetition D) internal rhyme

Which statement best summarize how mr. adams reveals his conflicting motives in "The lottery"

Which of the following is a rhetorical question? A. What do you think is beyond the stars? B. How many stars are in the sky? C. Is the sky blue? D. Why do stars look so small in the sky?

How would you describe the theme of "Homesick" compared to that of "Breathes There the Man"? A) Both are similar, but "Homesick" has a lighter, more accepting view of home while "Breathes There the Man" is very strict in its interpretation of what

Which of the following best describes a theme of the sonnet? Nature is indifferent to mankind and is often cruel and punishing. Love is like the natural world in that it often changes and grows with time.

Which literary technique dose the poet use in these line from Beowulf

And now," said the general, "I want to show you my new collection of heads. Will you come with me to the library?" "I hope," said Rainsford, "that you will excuse me tonight, General Zaroff. I'm really not feeling at all well.

What effect did the increased literacy rate have on the reception of Spiritual and Devotional texts? A. It meant a larger reception of Spiritual and Devotional texts, since more people could read them. B.

In The Tempest, why does Prospero order Ariel to cause the shipwreck? A. Prospero is lonely and wants company on the island. B. Ariel causes the shipwreck on his own, without orders from Prospero. C.

In lines 17-20, Lincoln says that one party would make war while the other would accept war. To whom was Lincoln referring in each part of this sentence? How does this sentence begin to set tone or attitude that lincoln takes throughout the speech?