Ham On Rye Part 10

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Ham On Rye Part 10

Read Ham On Rye Part 10. Answer the following questions using complete sentences.

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Question 1

(p. 1) What is Henry’s opinion of Hitler?

Question 2

(p. 2) Describe how Henry is talking himself “further and further away from any chance with the girls.”

Question 3

(p. 3) How does Henry explain his limp handshake to Igor?

Question 4

(p. 4) According to Larry, what are the “two threats to our liberty” in America?

socialists and "pinks"

communists and "blacks"

democrats and "greens"

republicans and "reds"

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Question 5

(p. 4) According to Larry, which groups of people do the communists want to give “our money” to?

African-Americans

homosexuals

bums

murderers

child molestors

ALL of the above

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Question 6

(p. 7) Why did Henry and his companions have to swim to shore?

Question 7 Re-Read Pages 2-7, focusing on the character named Igor Stirnov.

Describe Igor physically (his body shape and size).

Question 8 Re-Read Pages 2-7.

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Question 9 Re-Read Pages 2-7, focusing on the character named Igor Stirnov.

Describe what other characters think about Igor.

Question 10 Re-Read Pages 2-7.

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Question 11

(p. 7) Henry’s outlook on life can Best be summarized by the term:

optimistic

jovial

pessimistic

sanguine

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Question 12 Re-Read Page 7.

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Question 13

(pp. 8-9) Why had Henry’s father said he was going to kill Henry?

Question 14

(p. 10) How does this section end?

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