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1. VOCABULARY
1. The locks of the approaching storm. Thou dirge
2. Cleave themselves into chasms, while far below
3. Bound each to each by natural piety.
4. And may there be no sadness or farewell, When I embark
5. Sings sorrow up into immortal spheres
6. They were staunch to the end against odds uncounted
7. because it is a ten-minute moratorium
8. The squat pen rest; snug as a gun.
9. The animals are faithful to the tenets of Animalism
10. Stepped directly into the quagmire.
TRUE OR FALSE
______21.Under the African Sun is a story about two Zebras.
______22. In the story of Under African Sun, the stallion died and the zebra guard it.
______23. The story of the Animal Farm: A Fairy Story the Old Major is very brave and didn’t die.
______24.In the story of the Animal Farm: A Fairy Story the old name of the farm is Manor’s Farm.
______25. Read the quotation “All Animals in England are all EQUAL”.
______26. The three intelligent pigs are Snowball, Napoleon and square.
______27. John Smith was captured by Openchanchannough.
______28. John Smith didn’t die but remain as their slave.
______29. John Smith and his two companions got friends with the Indians.
______30. Opechancanough is the King of the tribe.
Apply the process of word with multiple meaning in each item. Give at least two meanings per word. Two points each.
31.32. Bat
33.34. Store
35.36. Map
37.38. Ring
39-40. Present
41.42. Watch

2. 43.44. Press
45.46. Miss
47.48. Yard
49.50. Way
TEST V. APPLICATION- Write the highlights of each story. Limit your answer with three to five sentences.
51-55. The Parish boy’s progress
When the beadle went
to the orphanage to
get Oliver…
56-60. Under the African Sun
Oliver is with the
beadle, and gives him
task to do without the
knowledge of Oliver…
When the man hit the
zebra…
The mare was down
and kicking about in
the dust and dry
grass…
61-65. Animal Farm: A Fairy Story
The Old major died
and leave the farm
with the care of the
three intelligent pigs…
Napoleon is
always against the
will of snowball…
66-70. Captured by Opechancanough
Three Americans were
having their journey to
look for new things…
They were fooled by
two Indians and killed
one of their
companions…
TEST V. EVALUATION-
71-75. Describe the POINT OF VIEW of the author in the Poem of “Crossing the Bar”.

3. 76-80. Discuss the theme of the poem “Digging”.