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Go Down, Moses
William Faulkner
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Was
The Fire and the Hearth
Pantaloon in Black
The Old People
The Bear
Delta Autumn
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Was
The Fire and the Hearth
Pantaloon in Black
The Old People
The Bear
Delta Autumn
Go Down, Moses
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1
of 5
Why is hunting Old Ben such a challenge at the beginning of the story?
He is amazingly fast
He is incredibly stealthy
The men fear him
The hounds fear him
2
of 5
How does Boon Hogganbeck eventually kill Old Ben?
Slits his throat
Traps him
Shoots him
Tricks him
3
of 5
How does Isaac view man's attempt to own land?
Futile but harmless
A noble pursuit
Best thing for nature
Curse of God's earth
4
of 5
After refusing his inheritance, Isaac pursues what profession?
Farmer
Lawyer
Carpenter
Plumber
5
of 5
In reference to what does Boon Hogganbeck yell, "They're mine!" at the end of the story?
The squirrels surrounding him
Guns that he's fixing
Gold coins he found
His newborn sons
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