Which characteristic of Macbeth's, if changed, would most change the theme of this scene? A. His lack of sympathy toward others

B. His belief in his own abilities

C. His obligations to his wife

D. His loyalty to his superiors

What can a change in medium provide for the audience? A. A new perspective on an original work B. A precise copy of the original work C. A translation into a new language D. A study guide for the original work

Explain the main conflict in "To Build a Fire." Then, describe how the conflict is resolved at the end of the story.

Why did the author change characters in her story, King Long Shanks, from the humans in the original The Emperor's New Clothes to frogs? a. because frogs are more likeable c. because children can relate to frogs better than to emperor's b.

Briefly describe the ending of the book One Of Us Is Lying

Identify two possible reasons for unemployment

In 300 words or less ... Identify a motif and explain how it relates to the plays major themes

Which does not describe a way to show that you are listening? A. concentrating with your eyes closed B. leaning toward the speaker C. looking directly at the speaker D. taking notes

Which sentence from the story provides evidence that Miss Fairchild is a self-confident person? A. The young woman's glance fell upon them with a distant, swift disinterest; ... " B.

This passage is designed to A) explain why the Great Blue Hole formed. B) describe what the Great Blue Hole is like. C) encourage the reader to study other blue holes. D) persuade the reader to visit the Great Blue Hole.

What does privilege mean?