Multiple choice:   which of the following parenthetical citations is placed and punctuated correctly? ▪ the only casualty on lewis and clark's trip died from appendicitis (davis 104). ▪   (davis, 104) kenneth davis explains that the only casualty on lewis and clark's trip died from appendicitis. ▪ the only casualty on lewis and clark's trip died from appendicitis. (davis 104) • the only casualty on lewis and clark's trip (davis 104) died from appendicitis. identify the correctly punctuated sentence in each group. •   the man said turn right at the corner. •   the man said “turn right at the corner.” •   the man said, “turn right at the corner.” •   the man said, “turn right at the corner”. choose the word that best completes the sentence.

matt studied all afternoon with marcus and •   i. •   me. •   they. •   we. 
choose the word that best completes the sentence.

the first in line at the theater were •   we •   them •   us •   she and him 
identify the sentence in which the underlined verb does  not  agree with its subject. • everyone on the team  works  together well. • both of them  are looking  forward to the field trip. • neither of the boys  is excited  about playing football. • one of the girls  are  going to enter the singing contest. essay questions:   choose two characters from either  romeo and juliet  or  animal farm. compare and contrast their characteristics, supporting your answers with specific examples from  romeo and juliet  or  animal farm. your response should contain at least three similarities, three differences, and three specific examples from the chosen work. choose one selection from the list below that you think is the most suspenseful and frightening. persuade your reader why it is the scariest, and support your arguments by citing the elements of the horror genre it contains. be sure to include specific plot elements as well. 
"the most dangerous game"
"the cask of amontillado"
"the lottery"
"the raven" choose one selection from the list below  and critique its theme. first, identify its possible themes, and then judge how well you feel the author developed the theme(s). do you agree with the theme(s)? how does the author communicate the theme(s)? cite specific events and character descriptions that support your statements.

"the gift of the magi"
"fabric of their lives"
"to be of use"
"i hear america singing"
"the necklace"