Exercise 4: Questions

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Why did the author tell the story of The Soul of the Great Bell? *

1 point

a. To emphasize strong family devotion among the Chinese people.

b. To show the obedience was imperative among the people in Ancient China.

c. To come up with a legend for one of the great bells in China.

d. All of the Above

Shiver means to _______

1 point

a. fall on one’s knees

b. tremble at the loud sound

c. be destroyed by the gilded tails

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foundry means _______

1 point

a. act, process, art of making plastic

b. act, process, art of casting metals

c. act, process, art of painting metal

Clear selection

rekindled means_____

1 point

a. lighted again

b. set on fire again

c. stopped the fire

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toilsomely means_____

1 point

a. with difficulty

b. lightly

c. unmindfully

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“Gold and brass will never meet in wedlock, silver and iron will never embrace, until the flesh of a maiden be melted in the crucible; until the blood of a virgin be mixed with the metals in their fusion.” What does this mean?

3 points

a. Gold, brass, silver and iron will never be fused together by a virgin maiden

b. The blood of a virgin maiden mixed with gold, brass, silver and iron

c. Gold, brass, silver and iron will fuse when mixed with the blood of a virgin

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And still, between each mighty stroke there is a long low moaning heard; and ever the moaning ends with a sound of sobbing and of complaining, as though a weeping woman should murmur, “Hiai!” There are words with similar meaning in the given statement. What are they?

2 points

a. Between, low, end, stroke, ever

b. Moaning, sobbing, complaining, weeping, murmuring

c. Stroke, long, low, murmur, sound

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