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Authority and Retaliation in Fiction

3 questions. Choose the meaning or usage that best fits each situation. Try answering before reopening the passage.

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1What makes the regent vindictive?A. He wants revenge for a perceived slight and prioritizes the mapmaker's suffering.B. He welcomes the correction and thanks the mapmaker.C. He checks the map's measurements without seeking to punish anyone.D. He suspends judgment until the disputed feature is examined.

2Punishment presented as a response to wrongdoing is called _____.A. retributionB. reconciliationC. restitution onlyD. recognition

3Which detail establishes the regent's supremacy within the described system?A. One mapmaker has a more accurate drawing of the coast.B. Several residents privately dislike the regent's decisions.C. The regent's map contains a disputed measurement.D. No other official in that system has authority to reverse his commands.

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