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Read this excerpt from The First Men in the Moon

I do not remember before that night thinking at all of the risks we were running. Now they came like that array of spectres that once beleaguered Prague, and camped around me. The strangeness of what we were about to do, the unearthliness of it, overwhelmed me. I was like a man awakened out of pleasant dreams to the most horrible surroundings. I lay, eyes wide open, and the sphere seemed to get more flimsy and feeble, and Cavor more unreal and fantastic, and the whole enterprise madder and madder every moment.
Which of the following is a theme that can be inferred from the passage above?

Pride leads to destruction.
History repeats itself.
Love is greater than fear.
Mankind fears the unknown.

2.Read this excerpt from The First Men in the Moon

Ever and again from out of the earth beneath us came concussions, beatings, strange, inexplicable, mechanical sounds; and once, and then again, we thought we heard something, a faint rattle and tumult, borne to us through the air. But fearful as we were we dared essay no vantage-point to survey the crater.

What prediction can be made based on the author’s use of foreshadowing in the passage above?

The reader can predict that the men will not be able to find the source of the noise.
The reader can predict that the men will soon face fearsome creatures that live underground.
The reader can predict that the men will try to find the noises in order to get help.
The passage does not contain enough information to make a logical prediction.

3.Which of the quotes below suggest a theme in The First Men in the Moon?

"Those who have only seen the starry sky from the earth cannot imagine its appearance when the vague, half luminous veil of our air has been withdrawn."
"I stared at the paper for a moment, then held it above the level of my face, and found I could read it quite easily. I struck a column of mean little advertisements."
"By the way," I asked, "how small a thing will the biggest telescopes show upon the moon?"
"In that night there must be cold, the ultimate cold, absolute zero, 273 degrees Centigrade, below the earthly freezing point."