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in roald dahl’s story “poison,” the real poison is not the snake’s venom. rather, it is

a. timber’s attempts at gratitude

b. the doctor’s mistakes

c. the racism of the colonists

d. the heat’s effect on health

by building suspense in “poison,” dahl effectively

a. criticizes timber’s reaction to harry’s anger

b. suggests that the snake has crawled away

c. praises the careful action of doctor ganderbal

d. catches readers off guard when he reveals the story’s real conflict

timber’s apology to the doctor for harry’s words can be found in which of the follow sections of “poison”?

a. the climax

b. the falling action

c. the exposition

d. the rising action

in both “poison” and “though the tunnel,” internal conflict are shown to be

a. more important than any external challenges faced by the charaters

b. directly related to matters of race and racism

c. the result of unchecked immaturity

d. less important than the external challenge faced by charaters

the tunnel that jerry swims through in “through the tunnel” represents

a. his fear of his disapproval

b. his lack of physical strength and discipline

c. the power of peer pressure on a young man

d. his journey from childhood to adulthood

why does jerry decide not the argue with his mother at the end of “through the tunnel”?

a. jerry request for the goggles

b. jerry’s decision to swim the tunnel before he must leave

c. jerry’s discovery of the tunnel under the driving rock

d. jerry’s exploration of the wild bay

in “shooting an elephant,” the narrator faces an internal conflict because he

a. works for a government he opposes

b. does not want to eat elephant meat

c. fears for the safety of his fellow police officers

d. knows that people might laugh at him