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Question 1
(Worth 2 points)
(03.04 HC)
Read the following excerpt from
The Great Events by Famous Historians
and complete the matching
that follows.
Several Egyptian princesses of the line of the Ptolemies bore the name of Cleopatra, but history,
romance, and tragedy are all illumined with the story of one
—
Cleopatra the daughter of Ptolemy
Auletes. Born at Alexandria, B.C. 69, she ruled jointly with her brother Ptolemy from 51 to 48. Being
then expelled by her colleague, she entered upon the performance of her part in Roman history
when her cause was espoused by Julius Cæsar, whom she had captivated by her charms. Her
reinstatement by the help of Cæsar, as well as all that followed in her relations with Roman rulers,
was due primarily to personal considerations, rather than political or military causes; and among
women whose lives have vitally influenced the conduct of great historic leaders, and thereby affected
the course of events, Cleopatra holds a place at once the most conspicuous and most unique.
Match
Term
Definition
B
Paraphrase
A)
The most well-known Cleopatra in
stands today as she is known as one of
A
Summary
B)
Cleopatra is a name that has belong
of the famous stories that are known re
more well-known stories of princesses
years. She was influential in Roman hi
level than a political one. Her legacy is
impactful relationships with great lead
Points earned on this question:
2
Question 2
(Worth 2 points)
(03.04 MC)
Katie would like to quote the following line from "The Story of an Hour" by Kate Chopin:
There were patches of blue sky showing here and there through the clouds …
Which of the following choices is formatted correctly in MLA format?
Chopin again uses the weather as a symbol when she writes, "There were patches of blue sky
showing here and there through the clouds …"(Story of an Hour 42).
Chopin again uses the weather as a symbol when she writes, "There were patches of blue sky
showing here and there through the clouds …"(42)
Chopin again uses the weather as a symbol when she writes, "There were patches of blue sky
showing here and there through the clouds …"(Chopin 42).
Chopin again uses the weather as a symbol when she writes, "There were patches of blue sky
showing here and there through the clouds …"(42).
Points earned on this question:
2
Question 3
(Worth 2 points)
(03.04 LC)
Which of the following should you
not
consider when you determine which evidence to incorporate
into your body paragraphs?
How much of the evidence is necessary
How valid and credible the source material is
How well the evidence supports your claim and reasons
How you can change the meaning of the evidence to better support your claim
Points earned on this question:
2
Question 4
(Worth 2 points)
(03.04 MC)
Paul would like to quote the following line from Act III, Scene i of William Shakespeare's
Hamlet
:
To sleep: perchance to dream: ay, there's the rub;
Which of the following choices is formatted correctly in MLA format?
The idea of dreams is repeated when Hamlet says, "To sleep: perchance to dream: ay, there's
the rub"(Shakespeare).
The idea of dreams is repeated when Hamlet says, "To sleep: perchance to dream: ay, there's
the rub"(Hamlet Act 3 Scene 2).
The idea of dreams is repeated when Hamlet says, "To sleep: perchance to dream: ay, there's
the rub"(Shakespeare 3.1.10).
The idea of dreams is repeated when Hamlet says, "To sleep: perchance to dream: ay, there's
the rub"(Hamlet Line 10).
Points earned on this question:
2
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