Which word best describes the London setting in "Stave I: Marley's Ghost"?

A. sleepy

B. dreary

C. cheerful

D. hectic

In Carl Sandburg's poem "Grass," why is it significant that the train passengers can't tell that they are looking at old battlegrounds? A. The battlefields hide evidence of crime. B. Passengers would avoid this train if they knew. C.

elect the correct answer. Which sentence best defines tone in literature? A. The tone is the overall atmosphere in a literary work. B. The tone is the author's attitude toward the subject. C. The tone is the author's voice while describing events. D.

Which best distinguishes summarizing from quoting? A. summarizing is made up of only your thoughts and ideas. Quotations are somebody elses words. B.

What best explains why the character Asagai is a symbol for heritage?

Why is one way to revise a narrative a. Use a personal timeline B. Use a dialog to convey information C. Use a list to isolate moments D. Use a notebook to make observations

Explain how Vonnegut uses flat, static characters like George Bergeron to develop his critique of 1950s American society.

Romeo and Juliet ... 1. What does Juliet express about Tybalt? What is the source of her conflicting emotions? 2. What does Friar Lawrence report to Romeo? How does he counsel Romeo about being a man?

I need to write a letter persuading my teacher to hire me for a door holder in my class

Does everyone in the kitchen wear the same type of hat in ratatouille

Reread the monologue from act 3. How does it bring resolution to the drama.