10th Literature Final Review

This Review is split into THREE parts. Each part will have a transitions questions. MOST short answer questions have variable answers and will not be covered in this review. You MUST do them on your own to receive the bonus points. Click YES if you understand.

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UNIT 4: 1. Why is Orlando angry?

• He's angry he has no money or women

• He stubbed his toe.

• He is not respected and feels trapped

• He does not like eating with the servants

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2. ______ What does Orlando say that his brother treats him like?

• a. Their father

• b. Animals

• c. Guest

• d. A gentleman

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3. ______ What does Orlando count as a contributor to his anger?

• a. He is in charge of all the stable hands and is treated equally to them

• b. The fact that Oliver is going to school as he himself should be

• c. The temper he inherited from his father

• d. All of these

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4. ______ Which of the following best describes the tone with which Oliver first speaks to his brother in the lines “Hey, you! What are you making here?” and “Well, then, what are you messing up?” (lines 16-18)?

• a. Murderous and deceitful

• b. Silly and playful

• c. Curious and interested

• d. Displeased and mocking

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5. According to the exchange between Oliver and Orlando in lines 16-26, how does Oliver see himself?

• Oliver sees himself as humble and kind

• Oliver sees himself as bitter and villainous

• Oliver sees himself as sad and depressed

• Oliver sees himself as better than everyone

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6. ______ In line 34, when Oliver tries to hit Orlando, Orlando says,” Come on, big brother; you don’t know anything about fighting.” What is Orlando suggesting about Oliver?

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• a. This circumstance is not “Oliver’s fight,” meaning that the fight is not one Oliver cares about.

• b. Oliver is a pushover and always does what others expect, never fighting for his own way.

• c. Oliver, as the older brother, has lived a privileged life and has not had to fight.

• d. Oliver has been sickly and ill for years and is physically unable to fight others

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7. ______ Why does Orlando bring up “Sir Rowland de Boys”(36)?

• a. He is a mythic villain, and Orlando claims to be nothing like him.

• b. He was the villain who killed their father in cold blood.

• c. He is a man who threatened their servants and would soon come to fight them.

• d. He is their father and was a gentleman, so both of them are also gentlemen.

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8. ______ According to Orlando’s words starting at line 42, what stage directions could accompany this section?

• a. He turns his back on him in disgust.

• b. Orlando grasps Oliver’s arm tightly and forces him to listen.

• c. Orlando lightly pats Oliver on the shoulder to calm him.

• d. Orlando tears up and cries like a baby.

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9. Why doesn’t Oliver give Orlando his inheritance?

• Oliver spent it.

• Oliver is afraid Orlando will spend it all.

• Oliver invested the money.

• Oliver gave the money to the servants.

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