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- Oliver Wendell Holmes wrote The Chambered Nautilus and The Deacons Masterpiece in the same year.
Question 1:
Oliver Wendell Holmes wrote The Chambered Nautilus and The Deacons Masterpiece in the same year.
A. True
B. False
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- Who wrote the novel Dr. Zhivago which was banned in the Soviet Union until 1988?
- Who wrote Uncle Toms Cabin, a book which was banned in most of the southern United States?
- In Seinfeld, Jerry was accused of having this book overdue at the New York Public Library for over 15 years. It was banned in the USA from the 1930s until the 1950s.
- This book, which was in part the basis for the play Pippin, was banned in the USA for obscenity.
- Who wrote the novel The Satanic Verses which was banned in Bangladesh, Iran, Singapore and Indonesia?
- Many communities in California banned this Pulitzer Prize-winning novel and labeled it communist propaganda.
- This book by D. H. Lawrence was banned in the USA, the UK and Australia.
- During the missile crisis of the 1960s, this book was banned in the USA and the UK.
- When the Nazis came to power they banned this short novel by Franz Kafka.
- This work was banned in Lebanon for showing Jews, Zionism, and Israel in a favorable light.
- This 18th century erotic novel is one of the most prosecuted and banned books in history.
- Which of these poems was written by Lord George Gordon Byron?
- In what year did Edgar Allan Poe write the poem The City in the Sea?
- Oliver Wendell Holmes wrote The Chambered Nautilus and The Deacons Masterpiece in the same year.
- Who is the author of the poems Meeting at Midnight and Parting in Morning?
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Walter Dowdy
09:58
Jane, do you have time this afternoon to meet with me?
Walter Dowdy
09:59
I want to discuss some details about the upcoming warehouse expansion.
Jane Frazier
10:00
Can you be a little more specific?
Walter Dowdy
10:03
We need to discuss where you'd like your inventory moved while the work is being done.
Walter Dowdy
10:04
I also wanted to update you on the finalized construction schedule, and the hours my crew will be there.
Jane Frazier
10:05
I've got a fairly busy schedule today, but don't worry. I'll make room for it. It is important.
Jane Frazier
10:06
I have a meeting at 2:15 P.M. that I think I can cancel. Does that time work for you?
Walter Dowdy
10:09
Yes, that's perfect. I'll come to your office. - What is Mr. Dowdy contacting Ms. Frazier about?
- At 10:05, what does Ms. Frazier mean when she writes, I’ll make room for it”?
- refer to the following e-mail.
E-MAIL MESSAGE
To:Cara Turnbull ([email protected])
From:Martin Thorpe ([email protected])
Date:July 5
Subject:Culture & Arts Festival
Dear Ms. Turnbull,
I am writing to inform you that The Picciotto Five has been selected to take part in our upcoming Culture & Arts Festival on August 2. As I mentioned to you following your performance in Coopertown, the festival aims to showcase the best musicians, actors, and dancers in the state. I will be visiting your hometown of Edgemont next week, and I would like to meet in person with you and your members there to find out what routine you plan to perform at our event. I particularly enjoyed the energetic choreography and soundtrack you used while dancing in Coopertown. If your performance in Yaleton next month is a success, I may ask you to take part in a similar festival in Ludlow the following month. Please let me know when you are available to meet next week.
Regards,
Martin Thorpe