English 3 Final Exam

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What is the role of guilt in 'The Black Cat'?

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The protagonist's guilt leads him to confess his crimes.

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How long did the narrator take to accomplish his goal in 'The Tell-Tale Heart'?

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8 nights

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Describe the protagonist in 'The Black Cat'.

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The protagonist is kind and loving towards animals, but also struggles with alcoholism and violent tendencies.

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What event led to trouble for Buck and other dogs in 'The Call of the Wild'?

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The discovery of gold in the Klondike.

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What happened to the dog that fought aboard the Narwhal?

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The dog she was fighting knocked her off her feet.

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What is the significance of the protagonist's alcoholism in 'The Black Cat'?

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It contributes to his violent tendencies and the overall theme of guilt and remorse.

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What literary device is prominent in Edgar Allan Poe's works?

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Gothic elements, including themes of madness and guilt.

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What does Buck symbolize in 'The Call of the Wild'?

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The struggle for survival and the return to primal instincts.

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How does the setting influence the plot in 'The Call of the Wild'?

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The harsh wilderness challenges the characters and drives their development.

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What is the theme of duality in 'The Black Cat'?

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The conflict between the protagonist's loving nature and his violent actions.