What happens on Orpheus and Eurydice's wedding day?
Eurydice gets bitten by a snake and dies.
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What effect does Orpheus's music have on the monsters of the Underworld?
They are stilled and silent.
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The definition of "converge"
to come together
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What might the colt represent in real life?
(Give two examples)
People during the Great Depression
Modern day teenagers
Veterans when RF was a novice poet
...
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Where did Robert Frost lived most of his life on?
Farms in Vermont and New Hampshire
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What does the colt do when he sees Robert Frost and his company?
"He dipped his head/and snorted at us./And then he had to bolt."
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what does the conversation between the two aliens at the end of the Maple Street teleplay reveal?
They come from outer space to run an experiment; people themselves are their worst enemies; the world is full of Maple Streets
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The cat sniffed with _____ as she watched the dog chase the ball with maniacal enthusiasm.
Contempt
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How is being a Somebody similar to being a Frog, according to Emily Dickinson?
Being a Somebody means we have to keep repeating our identity to keep it circulated.
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The definition of the teleplay term "pan"
A swiveling movement of the camera, from one side to another
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What horse breed do Robert Frost and his company see?
Morgan
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Why is Steve suspected to be the fifth conlumnist?
He has a radio set down in his basement.
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a field covered with grass or herbage and suitable for grazing by livestock
Pasture
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What does the story of Orpheus show us?
Music brings hope; life goes on always; love is stronger than death...
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"the track star ran like a speeding bullet" is an example of
Simile
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What do Robert Frost and his company do when they see the colt?
Observe him with interest
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How does the atmosphere switch when Tommy mentions aliens?
From questioning, confused to uneasy, frightened, suspicious
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What are colts exclusively?
(Think of jabberjays)
Male
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What does Emily Dickinson suggest when she says "I'm a Nobody"?
She leads a quiet life, far from the spotlight and unnoticed.
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Why is "kangaroo court" named so?
"Kangaroo" represents a sardonic analogy between the hopping gait of a kangaroo and the irrational conduct of the so-called "kangaroo court", considering the leaps of logic and complete disregard for legal procedure.
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Who does Charlie blame on when the crowd turns on him?
Tommy
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How is "anaphora" created?
When following phrases or lines begin with the same word
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causing sadness or gloom; dull, boring; sorrowful, sad
Dreary
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What are the weapons that cause the destruction of Maple Street?