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Test 1
SALT Test 1 for pgs. 1-54
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What was the truth in "God sees the Truth but Waits?" | That Makar committed the murder. |
| According to William Cowper, with what material does Wisdom build? | knowledge |
| In "A Good Name," what does the robber of a good name gain? | nothing |
| What should every dog own? | a man |
| What was Ivan Aksionov wrongly convicted of doing? | murdering a merchant |
| In "The Finger of God," who was going to turn Strickland in to the police? | his butler, Benson |
| After being treated kindly by Elda Willmansson, the peddler returned the WHAT he had stolen? | 30 kroner |
| "Up From Slavery" was written by who? | Booker T. Washington |
| Under what name did Strickland try to book a train to Chicago? | Alfred Stevens |
| During Galileo's day, most people believed that WHAT? | the sun revolved around the earth |
| At the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute, the early students once dug a basement to use a WHAT? | kitchen/dining area |
| Other than his servants in "The Rat Trap," who lived with the ironmaster? | his daughter, Elda Willmansson |
| What was Galileo's punishment after the trial? | He had to live in seclusion and stop teaching that the earth moved. |
| What was the name of Galileo's telescope? | Old Discoverer |
| To what book does "The Book Our Mothers Read" refer? | the bible |
| Who asked Andy to take care of the dog? | his brother, Joe |
| What secret did the Governor ask Ivan to reveal about a fellow prisoner? | He wanted to know who was digging the tunnel |
| What story is this quote from. "...to have carried out a noble purpose to a noble end?" | "Success" |
| Who wrote "When I Heard the Learn'd Astronomer?" | Walt Whitman |
| The students and teachers at Tuskegee tried four times before they were successfully ablt to make WHAT in the kiln? | bricks |
| A written account of a person's life is called what? | a biography |
| The person through whom a writer expresses ideas and attitudes is called? | the speaker |
| The structure or planned framework of a work is called? | the plot |
| The attribution of human qualities to an idea, animal or inanimate object is called? | personification |
| An indication that hints at later events in the story is called? | foreshadowing |
| Who wrote "Othello?" | Shakespeare |
| Who wrote "The Battle-Field"(Truth)? | William Cullen Bryant |
| "He realized, too, how clear and simple their reasons for actions were, even when they killed" is from what story? | "You've Got to Learn" |
| "I'm going to make good. I'm going to face the music! Because I'm an honest man!" What story is this from? | "The Finger of God" |
| "Nevertheless, the earth does move" is from what story? | "Explorer of the Stars" |
| When did Andy change his mind about seeking revenge? | after seeing the otter defend his pup from the lynxes |
| What was the girl's professional relationship to Strickland? | She worked in his office as a secretary. |
| What did the girl bring Strickland? | papers to sign |
| What kind of dog owns the man in "Every Dog Should Own a Man?" | english setter |
| In "The Blanket," what instrument did Granddad play? | fiddle |
| Who brought Granddad his new blanket? | Dad |
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Mrs. Howie
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