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100

Who is Montag?

The novel's protagonist who rebels against a book-burning society

100

Making eye contact and using confident body language are forms of this

non-verbal communication

100

Which Star Wars movie recently made an appearance in theaters again for its 20th year anniversary?

Revenge of the Sith

100

What is the definition of Dystopia?

A futuristic, imagined, unpleasant society where people are fearful.

100

A semicolon is used to separate two independent clauses. True or False?

True

200

How did the government control people in the short story, “Harrison Bergeron”?

They gave them “handicaps” based on their strengths.

200

This is NOT a key element of good public speaking: eye contact, posture, vocabulary, or appearance?

vocabulary

200

Who was the first pick of the NFL draft?

Cam Ward

200

What is the definition of Stereotype?

Oversimplified idea about a group

200

Is the following sentence punctuated correctly? The available colors include: red, blue, black, and brown.

No, a colon has to come after a complete sentence.

300

How/why was the society in Fahrenheit 451 formed? 

People wanted information faster and they didn’t want to be made to feel bad, so they got rid of books.

300

The purpose of visual aids is to do this.

provide additional information in a visual format

300

Trump has implemented tariffs on Canada and Mexico.What percentage is it?

25%

300

What is the definition of Propaganda

Communication aimed at influencing public opinion.

300

A passive sentence is written like this...

Objective, verb, subject

Write your own passive sentence.

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400

Name one consequence of book banning discussed in the novel.

Loss of independent thought, loss of history, or societal control

400

Practicing a speech before giving it helps build this

confidence

400

Who performed at the 2025 superbowl?

Kendrick Lamar

400

What is the definition of euphemism?

Pleasant words replacing harsh/unpleasant ones.

400

Name three ways to use a comma.

They separate items in a list and come before conjunctions in compound sentences. They follow introductory words, phrases, or clauses and set off nonessential or parenthetical information. Commas are used when directly addressing someone, with interjections and tag questions, and between coordinate adjectives. They also appear in dates, addresses, and titles, in large numbers for clarity, and in situations where they help avoid confusion or misreading.

500

To what extent is America a dystopia?

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500

Describe one way non-verbal communication enhances a speech

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500

Senator Cory Booker now holds the record for longest speech given in Congress. How long was it?

25 hours

500

What is your definition of beauty? How do you decide if something is beautiful?

Answers may vary.

500

If a active sentence looks like this: subject, verb, object...

Is the following sentence active?

The coffee was spilled by Ms. Brokaw

No. It should be "'Ms. Brokaw spilled the coffee."

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