English help Please will give 10 points!!!?

For this question, refer to the excerpt from Great Expectations by Charles Dickens on the Unit Test Reading Passages sheet. The word “likeness” in line 6 most nearly means ____. (Points: 2)
a) friendship
b) kindness
c) picture
d) substance

For this question, refer to the excerpt from Great Expectations by Charles Dickens on the Unit Test Reading Passages sheet. Philip Pirrip, the narrator, is known as “Pip” because ____. (Points: 2)
a) “Pip” was how he pronounced his first and last names as a young child
b) all orphaned children in his time were known as “Pips”
c) “Pip” was the noise that he would make when crying alone in the churchyard cemetery
d) his parents gave him the nickname just moments before they died

For this question, refer to the excerpt from Great Expectations by Charles Dickens on the Unit Test Reading Passages sheet. What are the “five little stone lozenges” mentioned in line 11? (Points: 2)
a) They are the gravestones of Pip’s deceased brothers.
b) They are the stone steps leading to the graves of Pip’s parents.
c) They are the items of food that Pip has brought with him to eat.
d) They are the nettles that grow everywhere in the churchyard.

For this question, refer to the excerpt from Great Expectations by Charles Dickens on the Unit Test Reading Passages sheet. Why is Pip “afraid of it all and beginning to cry” in this passage? (Points: 2)
a) He has been threatened by a strange man in the cemetery.
b) He is lost on the marshes and unsure how to get home.
c) His parents and five brothers have just died.
d) He is, for the first time, aware of the world as a bleak and savage place.

For this question, refer to the excerpt from Great Expectations by Charles Dickens on the Unit Test Reading Passages sheet. In line 25, the author describes Pip as “the small bundle of shivers.” This probably means that Pip is ____. (Points: 2)
a) small and cold, and therefore quite vulnerable
b) not someone whose word can be trusted
c) someone with inner qualities that make him admirable
d) always focusing on the negative side of life

For this question, choose the word that best completes the sentence. When Stu could not ____ all the necessary ingredients to make his famous chili, he decided to make nachos instead. (Points: 2)
a) profuse
b) profane
c) procure
d) prodigious

For this question, choose the words that best complete the sentence. I did not want to seem _ or rude, so I did not immediately hang up on the telemarketer, but when she started to talk to me in a _ and patronizing manner, we got into an argument. (Points: 2)
a) callous…condescending
b) placid…contrite
c) decorous…culpable
d) ebullient…euphoric

For this question, choose the words that best complete the sentence. Dexter’s chicken would have been far more _ if he had just been able to _ from seasoning it with so much salt. (Points: 2)
a) palatable…abstain
b) vapid…regurgitate
c) insular…demure
d) insipid…deject

For this question, choose the word that best completes the sentence. Greg was able to remain ____ during the crisis because he was inspired by the calm look on his mother’s face. (Points: 2)
a) incompatible
b) lithe
c) serene
d) incendiary

For this question, choose the words that best complete the sentence. When Peyton realized that there was no _ explanation she could give her parents for how their car got dented, she came up with a(n) _, but obviously false, story. (Points: 2)
a) plausible…innovative
b) ostentatious…pretentious
c) scathing…sanctimonious
d) naive…noxious