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Test 4
Test 4 review questions
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Who is the advocate in Martha Snell Nicholson's poem? | Jesus Christ, the Lord |
| Who tried to claim the king's horse as his own in "A Just Judge?" | a crippled beggar |
| How did the boys get caught? | The Skinners' new guard dog chased them home. |
| Who was assused of stealing the tarts? | the Knave |
| Poetic Justice means? | The appropriate rewarding of virtue and punishing of vice, especially done in a particularly fitting or ironic manner. |
| The perspective from which a story is told is called what? | Point of View |
| Who wrote "My Advocate?" | Martha Snell Nicholson |
| Who wrote "The Man without a country?" | Edward Everett Hale |
| There was something stolen from Uncle Buscabeatas. What was it? | 40 pumpkins |
| James Russell Lowell wrote what story? | "The Present Crisis" |
| In "Retribution," the blank of God grind slowly/yet they grind exceeding small. What is the blank here? | mills |
| What did Philip Nolan say he never wanted to hear again? | the United States |
| In "Who Stole the Tarts," who said, "Oh, I;ve had such a curious dream?" | Alice |
| Who wrote "Alice in Wonderland?" ("Who Stole the Tarts") | Lewis Carroll |
| What kind of seed did Winn and Shan sow in a neighbor's strawberry patch? | grass |
| In "The Present Crisis," who stands within the shadow keeping watch? | God |
| The Algerian king named "Bauakas" disguised himself as a(n) what to see if reports about a certain judge were true? | merchant |
| Who encouraged Philip Nolan to betray his country? | Aaron Burr |
| What did Shan and Winn do when the dog started after them? | ran away |
| What did Philip Nolan help the men onboard ship do? | fire the gun |
| How was the Colonel's life saved in "The Death Disk?" | Abby was the mean by which her father's life was saved. Abby became friends with Lord General Oliver Cromwell and she reminded him so much of his daughter that he told her that he would obey anything that she commanded. Abby demanded that he keep his prom |
| Who were the three witnesses in the court case? | the Mad Hatter, the Duchess's cook and Alice |
| Where did the boys do the sowing in As Ye Sow, So Shall Ye Reap?" | in the Skinners' strawberry patch |
| Who planned and instigated the sowing? | Shan's cousin, Winn |
| Which juror did Alice take a pencil away from and then later turn upside-down? | Bill, the lizard |
| What happened to Alice's body as the court case proceeded? | It grew very quickly |
| What is the title of the girl in "The Death Disk?" | Abby |
| To whom did she give the disk? | her father, Colonel Mayfair |
| What did she ask her father to do to show that he was sorry that he was sorry for teasing her? | tell a "dreadful" story |
| Who was the man without a country? | Philip Nolan |
| In "Retribution," to what act is the justice of God compared? | the grinding of a mill |
| What did the judge accept from the king? | the king's praise |
| Where did Philip Nolan live for over fifty years of his life? | on military ships |
| What did Nolan do to occupy his scheduled time? | read, kept scrapbooks and studied science |
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