Have You Read J Accuse Book?

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    Who wrote the open letter on which the book is originally based on?

    • Gustave Flaubert
    • Emile Zola
    • Guy de Maupassant
    • Honore de Balzac
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In the book J'Accuse, an Israeli poet uses the famous letter written by Emile Zola as a a way to speak against anti-Semitism; by charging his government and people with crimes against the humanity of their neighbors.

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  • 2. 
    In New Love, where does the writer and Joseph Minster lift mounds of manure? - ProProfs

    In New Love, where does the writer and Joseph Minster lift mounds of manure?

    • Beit She'an

    • Kibbutz Merhavyah

    • Afula

    • Nazareth

    Correct Answer
    A. Kibbutz Merhavyah
    Explanation
    In the book "New Love," the writer and Joseph Minster lift mounds of manure in Kibbutz Merhavyah.

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  • 3. 
    Who is the author of the book? - ProProfs

    Who is the author of the book?

    • Aharon Shabtai

    • Euripides

    • Sophocles

    • Shirley Kaufman

    Correct Answer
    A. Aharon Shabtai
    Explanation
    Aharon Shabtai is the author of the book.

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  • 4. 
    In which year was the book originally published? - ProProfs

    In which year was the book originally published?

    • 1999

    • 2000

    • 1998

    • 1997

    Correct Answer
    A. 1998
    Explanation
    The book was originally published in 1998.

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  • 5. 
    Which poem contains the line 'my house will stand beside the word mix, on the way to morals'? - ProProfs

    Which poem contains the line 'my house will stand beside the word mix, on the way to morals'?

    • Looking Up

    • New Love

    • Revive Me

    • Times are bad

    Correct Answer
    A. Times are bad
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "Times are bad." This poem contains the line "my house will stand beside the word mix, on the way to morals."

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  • 6. 
    In the poem 'New Love', who does the writer compare Zionism to? - ProProfs

    In the poem 'New Love', who does the writer compare Zionism to?

    • Tsila

    • Abarrane

    • Sarah

    • Chaviva

    Correct Answer
    A. Tsila
    Explanation
    In the poem 'New Love', the writer compares Zionism to Tsila.

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  • 7. 
    In 'The Reason To Live Here', which prophet saved twin orphaned snakes from the hand of his slaves? - ProProfs

    In 'The Reason To Live Here', which prophet saved twin orphaned snakes from the hand of his slaves?

    • Elijah

    • Moses

    • Melampus

    • Isaiah

    Correct Answer
    A. Melampus
    Explanation
    Melampus is the correct answer because he is known for his ability to communicate with animals and heal them. In the story of "The Reason To Live Here," Melampus saves twin orphaned snakes from his slaves, showing his compassion and connection with nature.

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  • 8. 
    In 'To My Friend', Apuleius writes of the times in what book? - ProProfs

    In 'To My Friend', Apuleius writes of the times in what book?

    • Cupid and Psyche

    • The Apologia and Florida of Apuleius of Madaura

    • Apuleius Metamorphosis

    • The Golden Ass

    Correct Answer
    A. The Golden Ass
    Explanation
    Apuleius writes about the times in "The Golden Ass".

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  • 9. 
    Which kind of man becomes a king in 'To My Friend'? - ProProfs

    Which kind of man becomes a king in 'To My Friend'?

    • With the head of a pig

    • With the head of a goat

    • With the head of a cow

    • With the head of a bird

    Correct Answer
    A. With the head of a pig
    Explanation
    In the poem "To My Friend," the speaker describes a man who becomes a king with the head of a pig. This suggests that the man is not physically attractive or noble-looking, but despite his appearance, he is able to rise to a position of power and authority. This could symbolize the idea that true leadership and greatness come from within, rather than being determined solely by outward appearances. The choice of a pig's head also adds a sense of irony and contradiction, as pigs are often associated with dirtiness and gluttony, while kings are typically seen as regal and dignified.

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    In 'To My Friend', who swallows a hundred thin men in public? - ProProfs

    In 'To My Friend', who swallows a hundred thin men in public?

    • A king

    • A slave

    • A fat man

    • A glutton

    Correct Answer
    A. A fat man
    Explanation
    In the poem "To My Friend," it is mentioned that a fat man swallows a hundred thin men in public. This suggests that the fat man has an insatiable appetite and consumes a large amount of food. The act of swallowing the thin men in public could symbolize the fat man's gluttonous behavior and lack of self-control when it comes to eating.

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