Q: Un.(How is this poem a condemnation of society (from the poem \"The Forecast.\"))

ï¼ä¸ï¼ ichiï¼. One of these 1.It portrays us as observers and not as participants. 2.It shows there is no hope left in the world. 3.It portrays us as materialistic. I like the first option because, it reminds me of filmmakers making fun of the audience by showing the audience a fake audiences reaction.ï¼

Q: Deux.(What have we taken all \"precautions\" against? (from the poem \"The Forecast.\"))

ï¼äº ï¼niï¼. I\'m assuming the answer is \"the real world\"ï¼

Q: Trots.(Why won\'t anything disturb us? (from the poem \"The Forecast.\"))

ï¼ä¸ï¼ sanï¼. We\'ll learn about it on TV.ï¼

Q: Quatre. (((It took her some time *five chapters* to learn that the best way not to fall in the hole was to from the poem \"Autobiography in Five Short Chapters.\")))

ï¼åï¼ yonï¼. avoid itï¼

Q: Cinq.(What does the \"hole\" symbolize in the poem? (from the poem \"Autobiography in Five Short Chapters.\"))

ï¼äºï¼ goï¼. wrong choicesï¼

Q: Six. (By chapter IV, we realize she is learning something because (from the poem \"Autobiography in Five Short Chapters.\")

ï¼åï¼ rokuï¼. she walks around the holeï¼

Q: Sept.(In chapter III, the author finally acknowledges that (from the poem \"Autobiography in Five Short Chapters.\"))

ï¼ä¸ï¼ nanaï¼. it\'s her faultï¼

Q: Huit.(What caused the fall in chapter II? (from the poem \"Autobiography in Five Short Chapters.\"))

ï¼å«ï¼ hachiï¼. pretending she didn\'t see the holeï¼

Q: Neuf.(Who was left to listen to the empty song, \"nothing like us ever was\"? (from the poem \"Four Preludes On Playthings of the West.\"))

ï¼ä¹ï¼ kyuï¼. rats and lizardsï¼

Q: Dix.(What caused the nation\'s devastation? (from the poem \"Four Preludes On Playthings of the West.\"))

ï¼åï¼ juï¼. not making a careful study of history in order to know what to avoidï¼

Question 1

Un.(How is this poem a condemnation of society (from the poem \"The Forecast.\"))

Accepted Answer

ï¼ä¸ï¼ ichiï¼. One of these 1.It portrays us as observers and not as participants. 2.It shows there is no hope left in the world. 3.It portrays us as materialistic. I like the first option because, it reminds me of filmmakers making fun of the audience by showing the audience a fake audiences reaction.ï¼

Question 2

Deux.(What have we taken all \"precautions\" against? (from the poem \"The Forecast.\"))

Accepted Answer

ï¼äº ï¼niï¼. I\'m assuming the answer is \"the real world\"ï¼

Question 3

Trots.(Why won\'t anything disturb us? (from the poem \"The Forecast.\"))

Accepted Answer

ï¼ä¸ï¼ sanï¼. We\'ll learn about it on TV.ï¼

Question 4

Quatre. (((It took her some time *five chapters* to learn that the best way not to fall in the hole was to from the poem \"Autobiography in Five Short Chapters.\")))

Accepted Answer

ï¼åï¼ yonï¼. avoid itï¼

Question 5

Cinq.(What does the \"hole\" symbolize in the poem?  (from the poem \"Autobiography in Five Short Chapters.\"))

Accepted Answer

ï¼äºï¼ goï¼. wrong choicesï¼

Question 6

Six. (By chapter IV, we realize she is learning something because  (from the poem \"Autobiography in Five Short Chapters.\")

Accepted Answer

ï¼å­ï¼ rokuï¼. she walks around the holeï¼

Question 7

Sept.(In chapter III, the author finally acknowledges that  (from the poem \"Autobiography in Five Short Chapters.\"))

Accepted Answer

ï¼ä¸ï¼ nanaï¼. it\'s her faultï¼

Question 8

Huit.(What caused the fall in chapter II?  (from the poem \"Autobiography in Five Short Chapters.\"))

Accepted Answer

ï¼å«ï¼ hachiï¼. pretending she didn\'t see the holeï¼

Question 9

Neuf.(Who was left to listen to the empty song, \"nothing like us ever was\"?  (from the poem \"Four Preludes On Playthings of the West.\"))

Accepted Answer

ï¼ä¹ï¼ kyuï¼. rats and lizardsï¼

Question 10

Dix.(What caused the nation\'s devastation?  (from the poem \"Four Preludes On Playthings of the West.\"))

Accepted Answer

ï¼åï¼ juï¼. not making a careful study of history in order to know what to avoidï¼

Question 11

Onze.(What happened while everyone \"felt good about it all\"?  (from the poem \"Four Preludes On Playthings of the West.\"))

Accepted Answer

ï¼åä¸ï¼ ju ichiï¼. Their world became neglected and began to decay.ï¼

Question 12

Douse.(The first line in prelude 3 states, \"It has happened before.\" What is \"it\"?  (from the poem \"Four Preludes On Playthings of the West.\"))

Accepted Answer

ï¼åäºï¼ ju niï¼. forgetting the past (Probably IDK) (Shot In The Dark)ï¼

Question 13

treize.(In prelude 2, what happens to the cedar doors?  (from the poem \"Four Preludes On Playthings of the West.\"))

Accepted Answer

ï¼åä¸ï¼ ju sanï¼. They are twisted on broken hinges.ï¼

Question 14

quatorze.(Which of the following is cited in the Preamble as a reason for establishing the constitution?  (from the Preamble and the Bill of Rights))

Accepted Answer

ï¼ååï¼ ju yonï¼ã  insure domestic tranquility  to form a more perfect union  promote the general welfare  secure the blessings of liberty  all the aboveï¼

Question 15

quince.(Which of the following is not a right specified in the Bill of Rights?  (from the Preamble and the Bill of Rights))

Accepted Answer

ï¼åäºï¼ ju goï¼. rights and privileges of citizens of the United Statesï¼

Question 16

seize.(By adopting the credo \"God is subtle, but he is not malicious,\" Einstein revealed he  (from the essay \"My Friend Albert Einstein.\"))

Accepted Answer

ï¼åå­ï¼ ju rokuï¼. believed in a higher power (Probably IDK this is straight outta Mormon-Ville so props)ï¼

Question 17

dix-sept.(When the man was introducing Einstein and pointed to his watch and said, \"It all came from this,\" what did he mean?  (from the essay \"My Friend Albert Einstein.\"))

Accepted Answer

ï¼åä¸ï¼ ju nanaï¼. Einstein has challenged our understanding of time.ï¼

Question 18

dix-hurt.(Why were all vestiges of fear removed when Einstein asked the author to explain an equation more slowly?  (from the essay \"My Friend Albert Einstein.\"))

Accepted Answer

(åå« ) ju hachi(. The author realized Einstein wasn\'t that different from other people.)

Question 19

dix-neuf.(How might Einstein have reacted had he been Barton in \"The Cold Equations\"? (This was the story you read in lesson 4.)  (from the essay \"My Friend Albert Einstein.\"))

Accepted Answer

(åä¹) ju kyu(. He would have reacted the same.  èª¤è¬¬èª¤è¬¬ Fallacy Fallacy Sophisme Sophisme è°¬è¯¯è°¬è¯¯)

Question 20

vingt.(Why were Einstein\'s theories declared false by the leadership in Germany?  (from the essay \"My Friend Albert Einstein.\"))

Accepted Answer

(äºå) ni-ju(. He was a Jew.)

Question 21

vingt et un.(What caused great sadness for Einstein?  (from the essay \"My Friend Albert Einstein.\"))

Accepted Answer

(äºåä¸ )ni-ju ichi (. knowing the agony and destruction his theory had wrought)

Question 22

vingt-deux.(When the author referred to Einstein\'s \"Mozartean Simplicity\" what did he mean?  (from the essay \"My Friend Albert Einstein.\"))

Accepted Answer

(äºåäº) ni-ju ni(. Truths are simply waiting to be found. (Probably IDK) åºãã¾ãpiqued åº stick Stechen)

Question 23

vingt-trois.(Which of the following was not an early sign of Einstein\'s genius?  (from the essay \"My Friend Albert Einstein.\"))

Accepted Answer

(äºåä¸) ni-ju san(. He asked questions teachers couldn\'t answer. (Probably IDK) drittsekk ã¯ã½éé Connard æ··è))

Question 24

vingt-quatre.(By asking for a small salary, Einstein showed which of these characteristics?  (from the essay \"My Friend Albert Einstein.\"))

Accepted Answer

(äºåå) ni-ju yon(. an indifference to material possessions)

Question 25

vingt-cinq.(What was startling about Einstein\'s theory of relativity and his quantum theory of light?  (from the essay \"My Friend Albert Einstein.\"))

Accepted Answer

(äºåäº) ni-ju go(. They seemed to contradict each other.)

Question 26

vingt-six.(Einstein\'s \"placid inner communion\" about recalcitrant problems shows him to be  (from the essay \"My Friend Albert Einstein.\"))

Accepted Answer

(äºåå­) ni-ju roku(. a man who is comfortable with his abilities (Maybe IDK) è¿å®¶ä¼å¯æ¶çå®¶ä¼ ,Ce mec putain ce mec,ãã®ç·ã¯ãã®ç·ããã¾ãã¾ããã§ã,Dieser Kerl verdammt diesen Kerl,enne fyren faen denne fyren)

Question 27

vingt-sept.(What is required in order to accept both of Einstein\'s theories?  (from the essay \"My Friend Albert Einstein.\"))

Accepted Answer

(äºåä¸) ni-ju nana(.   1.realizing that one cannot understand the complexities of the universe  ã¾ãã¯, eller, oder, ou, è¦ä¹, no  2. giving up cherished beliefs about the nature of time)

Question 28

vingt-huit.(What is the irony in the #2 direction?  (from the poem \"Chernobyl.\"))

Accepted Answer

(äºåå«) ni-ju hachi(. Water can\'t be washed.)

Question 29

vingt-neuf.(Why did the author describe the vegetables as \"green and gold\"?  (from the poem \"Chernobyl.\"))

Accepted Answer

(äºåä¹) ni-ju kyu(. to show how plentiful and precious they are)

Question 30

trent.(Most of the things the poet said she was told to do are impossible. Why did she list them?  (from the poem \"Chernobyl.\"))

Accepted Answer

(ä¸å) san-ju(. to show the impossibility of living under such conditions)

Question 31

Trente et un.(What is ironic about #5?  (from the poem \"Chernobyl.\"))

Accepted Answer

(ä¸åä¸ )san-ju ichi(. The bright, white suit is inappropriate for both occasions.)

Question 32

Trente-deux.(Which of the following is true of how the film version of Death of a Salesman is able to suggest interpretation and subtleties that a text does not?  (about the play, Death of a Salesman and Lost in Yonkers))

Accepted Answer

(ä¸åäº) san-ju ni(. One of these 3 three options   1.In the film, when Biff asks Linda what woman saw Willy crash, Linda\'s expression and pause suggest that Linda is aware, if only for a moment, of the presence of The Woman, as she is called in the play.  2.The film version turns the play from a tragedy into a comedy through use of warm light.  3.The film is shot in black and white to suggest the two sides of pursuing American dream.)

Question 33

Trente-trois.(Which of the following is not an example of how Willy tries to show love to his family?  (about the play, Death of a Salesman and Lost in Yonkers))

Accepted Answer

(ä¸åä¸) san-ju san.( He creates his own business and leaves if to Biff and Hap.)

Question 34

Trente-quatre.(All of the following are said by the characters in film/text version of Lost in Yonkers about Grandma except  (about the play, Death of a Salesman and Lost in Yonkers))

Accepted Answer

(ä¸åå) san-ju yon(. One of the three  1.Eddie says the boys will love staying at Grandma\'s because she\'ll give them all the ice-cream they want. (This one is probably correct, but cha never know with this guy)  2.Grandma is said to have \"moxie.\"  3.The boys think of a scheme to cut off Grandma\'s braids and sell them as barbed wire.)

Question 35

Trente-cinq.(All of the following statements are true of characters in Lost in Yonkers except  (about the play, Death of a Salesman and Lost in Yonkers))

Accepted Answer

(ä¸åäº) san-ju go(. Uncle Louie works as a doctor and tries to help family members with their ailments.)

Question 36

Trente-Six.(Which of the following objects is not used as a metaphor in Death of a Salesman?  (about the play, Death of a Salesman and Lost in Yonkers))

Accepted Answer

(ä¸åå­) san-ju roku(. Willy and Linda\'s large mansion is a metaphor for their wealth.)

Question 37

Trento-Sept.(Which character from Lost in Yonkers says, \"Do you know what it\'s like to touch steel . . . I gotta love someone who will love me back before I die.\"  (about the play, Death of a Salesman and Lost in Yonkers))

Accepted Answer

(ä¸åä¸) san-ju nana(. Bela)

Question 38

Trente-huit.(Which of the following is an example of irony (incongruity) in Death of a Salesman? Select all the answers that are correct  (about the play, Death of a Salesman and Lost in Yonkers))

Accepted Answer

(ä¸åå«) san-ju hachi(. All three examples are ironic points in the play.  1.Linda says that she made the last payment on the house but now there is no one to go home to.  2.Willy thought success was having lots of people at his funeral, but not many come to Willy\'s.  3.Bernard becomes more successful than Biff though Bernard was merely liked (but not well-liked) and Biff was adored in high school.)

Question 39

Trente-neuf.(All of the following are true of major differences between the film and text versions of Lost in Yonkers except  (about the play, Death of a Salesman and Lost in Yonkers))

Accepted Answer

(ä¸åä¹) san-ju kyu(. These are either correct or incorrect the one not listed is defiantly incorrect  1.The film includes letters written and read by Eddie, Bella, and Jacob; the text version does not.  2.Uncle Louie dies in the text version but lives in the movie version.  3.Johnny is an actual character in the film; he is only mentioned in the text.)

Question 40

quarantine.(Which character in Death of a Salesman, when asked what the secret to success is says, \"When I was 17 I walked into the jungle. When I was 21 I walked out and by God, I was rich!\"  (about the play, Death of a Salesman and Lost in Yonkers))

Accepted Answer

(åå) yon-ju.( Ben)

Question 41

quarante et un.(What causes Biff to decide he won\'t finish his Math class and go to college?  (about the play, Death of a Salesman and Lost in Yonkers))

Accepted Answer

(ååä¸) yon-ju ichi. (Probably This answer) (Biff accidentally discovers his father\'s affair.)

Question 42

quarante-deux.(Which of the following sentences uses the italicized word INCORRECTLY?)

Accepted Answer

(ååäº )yon-ju ni(. The young man made certain his tie was awry before he went into the office for a job interview.)

Question 43

quarante-trois.(Which of the following sentences uses the italicized word INCORRECTLY?)

Accepted Answer

(ååä¸ )yon-ju san(. Sue enjoyed the placid nature of her work; the telephone rang all day long.)

Question 44

quarante-quatre.(Which of the following sentences uses the italicized word INCORRECTLY?)

Accepted Answer

(ååå) yon-ju yon(.The moribund man was robust and healthy.)

Question 45

quarante-cinq.(Which of the following sentences uses the italicized word INCORRECTLY?)

Accepted Answer

(ååäº )yon-ju go(.At the top of the mountain the climbers realized their challenge was insuperable.)

Question 46

quarante-six.(Which of the following sentences uses the italicized word INCORRECTLY?)

Accepted Answer

(ååå­ )yon-ju roku(. The lie Addie told was plausible; no one believed it.)

Question 47

quarante-sept.(Which of the following sentences uses the italicized word INCORRECTLY?)

Accepted Answer

(ååä¸ )yon-ju nana(. The recalcitrant child smiled sweetly as she obeyed her mother.)

Question 48

duarante-huit.(Which of the following sentences uses the italicized word INCORRECTLY?)

Accepted Answer

(ååå«) yon-ju hachi(. Allyson\'s malady was a delight to her.)

Question 49

quarante-neuf.(Which of the following sentences uses the italicized word INCORRECTLY?)

Accepted Answer

(ååä¹ )yon-ju kyu(. Her excuse for being late was simply a fable.)

Question 50

cinquante.(Why was the strange blight (caused by the pesticide DDT) able to affect animals, plants, and people?  (from a the excerpt from Silent Spring: A Fable for Tomorrow.))

Accepted Answer

(äºå) go-ju(. It was used on crops and plants which were handled and eaten.)

Question 51

cinquante et un.(According to the author, the real tragedy of this fable is that  (from a the excerpt from Silent Spring: A Fable for Tomorrow.))

Accepted Answer

(äºåä¸)go-ju-ichi(ã the people themselves had caused it)

Question 52

cinquante-deux. (The title of this selection is \"Silent Spring.\" What is meant by that title?  (from a the excerpt from Silent Spring: A Fable for Tomorrow.))

Accepted Answer

(äºåäº )go-ju-ni(ãThe birds were dying; only silence remained.)

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