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156 Cards in this Set
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uses of the period
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end declaritive sentence\
end imperatice sentence abbreviations initials |
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uses of the question mark
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interrogative sentence
icomplete questions |
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uses of exclamation mark
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exclamatory sentence
imperative sentence interjection |
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rules of the semicolon
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join independant with something in common in a list to avoid confusion
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rules of colon
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introductory sentence
time labels |
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titles you underline
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longer than 1 and 1/2 hours: books,plays,magazines,TV shows,paintings, sculptures, trains,spaceships,air vehicles
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titles you put quotes around
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less than 1 and 1/2 hour:CASES
Chapters Articles Stories Episodes Songs |
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when you put end punctuations inside quote
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part of quote
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when you put end punctuations outside quote
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not part of quote
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numbers you put hyphens in
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21-99
one-half cup |
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suffix you put hyphen b4
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elect
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ex. of compound modifier b4 noun
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silk-lined coat
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rule 4 dividing words
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hyphentated words only after hyphen
no division of proper nouns or adjs. btw syllables no single letter on a line |
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uses of the period
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end declaritive sentence\
end imperatice sentence abbreviations initials |
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dash used for:
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dramatic effect
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main antagonist in Ulysses
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Poseidon
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uses of the question mark
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interrogative sentence
icomplete questions |
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uses of exclamation mark
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exclamatory sentence
imperative sentence interjection |
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rules of the semicolon
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join independant with something in common in a list to avoid confusion
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rules of colon
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introductory sentence
time labels |
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titles you underline
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longer than 1 and 1/2 hours: books,plays,magazines,TV shows,paintings, sculptures, trains,spaceships,air vehicles
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titles you put quotes around
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less than 1 and 1/2 hour:CASES
Chapters Articles Stories Episodes Songs |
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when you put end punctuations inside quote
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part of quote
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when you put end punctuations outside quote
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not part of quote
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numbers you put hyphens in
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21-99
one-half cup |
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suffix you put hyphen b4
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elect
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ex. of compound modifier b4 noun
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silk-lined coat
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rule 4 dividing words
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hyphentated words only after hyphen
no division of proper nouns or adjs. btw syllables no single letter on a line |
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dash used for:
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dramatic effect
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main antagonist in Ulysses
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Poseidon
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uses of the period
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end declaritive sentence\
end imperatice sentence abbreviations initials |
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uses of the question mark
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interrogative sentence
icomplete questions |
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uses of exclamation mark
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exclamatory sentence
imperative sentence interjection |
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rules of the semicolon
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join independant with something in common in a list to avoid confusion
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rules of colon
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introductory sentence
time labels |
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titles you underline
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longer than 1 and 1/2 hours: books,plays,magazines,TV shows,paintings, sculptures, trains,spaceships,air vehicles
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titles you put quotes around
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less than 1 and 1/2 hour:CASES
Chapters Articles Stories Episodes Songs |
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when you put end punctuations inside quote
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part of quote
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when you put end punctuations outside quote
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not part of quote
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numbers you put hyphens in
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21-99
one-half cup |
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suffix you put hyphen b4
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elect
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ex. of compound modifier b4 noun
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silk-lined coat
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rule 4 dividing words
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hyphentated words only after hyphen
no division of proper nouns or adjs. btw syllables no single letter on a line |
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dash used for:
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dramatic effect
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main antagonist in Ulysses
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Poseidon
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sins responsbile for problems
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pride, greed
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what was ulysses dream in lotus land
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he saw the whole trip ahead of him
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why did poseidon curse ulysses
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he blinded polyphemus his son
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why are the sirens so dangerous
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lure people into rocks and eat them
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what does calypso offer ulysess
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immortality
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why is he ambivalent about calypsos offer
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he had to decide to go home or stay
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what decision does ulysess make to calypsos offer
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go home to Ithaca
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what happens in the final chapter
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he returns to Ithaca
reveals himself makes plan bends the bow kills suitors |
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Roman name:
ZEUS |
Jupiter, jove
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Roman name:
Poseidon |
neptune
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Roman name:
phoebus apollo |
phoebus apollo
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roman name:
ares |
mars
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roman name:
hephaestus |
vulcan
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roman name:
hera |
juno
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roman name:
demeter |
ceres
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realm:
ceres |
agriculture
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realm:
minerva |
wisdom,war,weaving
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realm:
venus |
love and beauty
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realm:
vesta |
hearth and home
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realm:
artemis |
moon,hunting,maidens
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realm:
saturn |
father of zeus, god of agriculture
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realm:
bauchus/dionysus |
wine,drame,revelry
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realm:
dis |
underworld,minerals,wealth
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realm:
cupid |
love
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realm:
faunus |
nature
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realm:
aurora |
dawn
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realm:
hermes |
messenger of gods
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what natural phenomenom is explained by the story of persephone
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seasons
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what is the theme of the story of echo and narcissist
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dont love yourself too much
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why did paris give the golden apple to aphrodite
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she offered him helen
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what caused the trojan war?
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Paris stole helen from troy and the chieftans had a pack to fight for her
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why does paethon want to drive apollos chariot
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to impress his friends
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summarize icarus and dedalus
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dedalus was ingenious and created the Labrynth and was kept prisoner from telling secret. Icarus was son. D invented escape wings but icarus dsobeyed him and flew too close to sun and died
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when would you use the subject verb
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subject following -to be
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when to us who
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subject
ex. who is he |
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when to use whom
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object
ex. whom are we going with |
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simile
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comparison using like or as
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metaphor
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comparison not using like or as
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personification
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give non-human, human traits
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dialect
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type of talk
ex. ya'll reckon w'ell be r'ivin soon |
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oxymoron
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ex. jumbo-shrimp
opposites in one phrase |
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hyperbole
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extreme exaggeration
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otomatopeaia
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sound in dialogue
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idiom
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expressions that cannot be taken leterally
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what are the three types of irony?
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situational, dramatic, verbal
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three types of rhetorical devices
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logos
ethos pathos |
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logos
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logical
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ethos
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ethics
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pathos
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feeling
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pariah
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outkast
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who is the pariah in tom sawyer
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huckelberry finn
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three superstitions tom believes will cure warts
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spunk water
bean dead cats in the graveyard at midnight |
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describe game played by joe and tom in school
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they drew a line across the board and whoevers side it was on would play with it until it crossed over
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when tom is late and his clothes are messed up his punishment is
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whitewashing
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explain "what is that truck"
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what is that stuff
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explain "i can lick you"
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i can beat you up
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explain "get my dander up"
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get angry
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what happens to toms pulled tooth
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he trades it for a tick
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when she doesn't whip tom aunt polly feels...
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guilty
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aunt polly's dead sister is toms...
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mother
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because tom plays hooky from shcool aunt polly plans to...
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punish him
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toms half brother is...
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sid
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the boy who helps around the house is...
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jim
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sid draws attention to the ___ in toms pocket to get him in trouble
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thread
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the story is set in the town of...
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St. Petersburg
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early sunday morning toms chore is to...
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whitewash
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________hits jim for examining toms sore toe
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aunt polly
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tom convinces the other boys to whitewash the fence by...
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saying its fun
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______breaks the sugar bowl but_____is punished
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sid:tom
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toms tries to memorize five verses of the sermon because they are his favorite |
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Cleanliness and fine clothes are important to Tom |
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tom earns his bible by bending the rules somewhat |
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David and goliath is the correct answet to judge thatchers question |
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tom leaves the church feeling cheerful becasue of the uplifting service |
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T F
Toms illness is an attempt to avoid school |
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aunt pollys technique for removing teeth involves silk thread and a hammer |
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huck finn is admired by the parents of the town |
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tom doesnt believe dead cats can be used to cure warts |
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becky thatcher is impressed by toms math ability
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how did mark twain feel about slavery
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he didn't like it
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what about sam clemens life would be considered mystical
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died and born during hallies comet
predicted sisters death |
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what event occured both at the beginning and end of Twains life?
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hallies comet
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what were some jobs twain had before becoming a pilot
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steamboat pilot
newspaper writer silver miner timber business |
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how did samuel clemens come up with the name "mark twain"
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it means twelve fathoms: where the river is deep enough for a boat to go through it
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roman name:
zeus |
jupiter, jove
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roman name:
poseidon |
neptune
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roman name:
phoebus apollo |
phoebus apollo
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roman name:
ares |
mars
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roman name:
hephaestus |
vulcan
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roman name:
hera |
juno
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roman name:
pallas athena |
minerva
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roman name:
aphrodite |
venus
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roman name:
hestia |
vesta
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roman name:
artemis |
diana
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roman name:
cronus |
saturn
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roman name:
dionysus/bauchus |
liber
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roman name:
hades |
pluto (dis)
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realm:
jupiter |
king of gods
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realm:
vulcan |
fire, metal workers
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realm:
ceres |
agriculture
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realm:
minerva |
wisdom,war,weaving
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realm;
venus |
love and beauty
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realm:
vesta |
hearth and home
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realm:
artemis |
moon,hunting,maidens
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realm:
saturn |
father of zeus, god of agriculture
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realm:
bauches/dionysus |
wine,drame,revelry
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realm:
dis |
underworld,minerals,wealth
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realm:
cupid |
love
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realm:
faunus |
nature
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realm:
aurora |
dawn
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realm:
hermes |
messenger of gods
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