Copy of A Separate Peace 6 (6/23/2025)

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16 questions

Review: Ch 9

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Homework: Ch 11

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Copy of A Separate Peace 6 (6/23/2025)

Last updated 8 months ago

16 questions

Review: Ch 9

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Questions 1-4 | 50:08

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Questions 1-4

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Question 1

What effect did Leper's enlistment have on the boys at Devon?

Chapter 10

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Questions 5-8 | 25:10

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Questions 5-8

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Homework: Ch 11

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Questions 9-16 | 07:02

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Questions 9-16

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Trim End | 50:34

Questions 1-4 | 50:08

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Questions 1-4

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Question 1

What effect did Leper's enlistment have on the boys at Devon?

Question 2

What winter event did Phineas invent?

Question 3

From whom was Gene's telegram, and what was the message?

Question 4

How does the narrator describe the impact of Finny's vision of peace on his own life?

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Questions 5-8 | 25:10

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Questions 5-8

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Question 5

What was the narrator's main activity during his army career?

fighting on the front lines

traveling through unknown parts of America

training new recruits

working in an office

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Question 6

What happened to Leper?

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Question 7

How did Gene react to Leper's description of what happened to him?

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Question 8

Why did Gene want to see only Phineas?

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Questions 9-16 | 07:02

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Questions 9-16

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Question 9

How does the narrator describe Finny's coordination after his injury?

He had perfect balance despite the injury

There was a brief interruption in his walk, like a drum beat

He could not walk without assistance

He refused to use his can at all times

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Question 10

10.

What is significant about Leper's return to Devon?

He comes back to finish his studies

He returns to join the war effort

His presence reveals the reality of war to Finny

He wants to clear up the mystery of Finny's accident

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Question 11

11.

What detail does Leper provide about the scene at the tree?

He saw Gene push Finny

He describes the two figures moving "like an engine"

He couldn't see anything because of the darkness

He witnessed Finny jumping voluntarily 

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Question 12

12.

What change occurs in Finny's attitude toward the war during the passage?

He becomes more enthusiastic about joining 

He maintains his belief that it's fake

He accepts its reality after learning about Leper 

He becomes more fearful of being drafted

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Question 13

13.

How does Gene respond during the inquiry when questioned about his position during the incident?

He confidently states he was in the tree

He claims he doesn't remember clearly

He admits to pushing Finny

He denies being present at all

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Question 14

14.

How does the passage end?

with Leper's complete confession

with Gene's admission of guilt

with Finny falling down the marble stairs

with the boys making peace

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Question 15

15.

How does the event of the snowball fight reflect the larger themes of innocence and the loss of childhood in the story? Provide specific examples from the text to support your answer.

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Question 16

16.

Discuss the role of loyalty and betrayal in Gene and Finny's relationship.

Question 2

What winter event did Phineas invent?

Question 3

From whom was Gene's telegram, and what was the message?

Question 4

How does the narrator describe the impact of Finny's vision of peace on his own life?

Question 5

What was the narrator's main activity during his army career?

fighting on the front lines

traveling through unknown parts of America

training new recruits

working in an office

Question 6

What happened to Leper?

Question 7

How did Gene react to Leper's description of what happened to him?

Question 8

Why did Gene want to see only Phineas?

Question 9

How does the narrator describe Finny's coordination after his injury?

He had perfect balance despite the injury

There was a brief interruption in his walk, like a drum beat

He could not walk without assistance

He refused to use his can at all times

Question 10

10.

What is significant about Leper's return to Devon?

He comes back to finish his studies

He returns to join the war effort

His presence reveals the reality of war to Finny

He wants to clear up the mystery of Finny's accident

Question 11

11.

What detail does Leper provide about the scene at the tree?

He saw Gene push Finny

He describes the two figures moving "like an engine"

He couldn't see anything because of the darkness

He witnessed Finny jumping voluntarily 

Question 12

12.

What change occurs in Finny's attitude toward the war during the passage?

He becomes more enthusiastic about joining 

He maintains his belief that it's fake

He accepts its reality after learning about Leper 

He becomes more fearful of being drafted

Question 13

13.

How does Gene respond during the inquiry when questioned about his position during the incident?

He confidently states he was in the tree

He claims he doesn't remember clearly

He admits to pushing Finny

He denies being present at all

Question 14

14.

How does the passage end?

with Leper's complete confession

with Gene's admission of guilt

with Finny falling down the marble stairs

with the boys making peace

Question 15

15.

How does the event of the snowball fight reflect the larger themes of innocence and the loss of childhood in the story? Provide specific examples from the text to support your answer.

Question 16

16.