What is the effect of using these devices listed in question #2?

They give the objects power to influence human behavior

How do Mary Warren's actions on pg. 1204 affect John Proctor's internal conflict?

He is forced to confess his affair with Abigail & the court

Why does the poet employ six stanzas of four lines to create the poem?

To create a definite pattern of rhymes and rhythm

The following dialogue of Reverend Parris reveals what?

Puritans believed the forests were a place of evil

Based on the accusations in para 12, we can conclude that adults did this because of-

Local feuds and property disputes

Throughout the play John Proctor implies what about the character of Elizabeth?

has not forgiven John for his trespasses during her illness

Which lines from the selection provides the best evidence that Tituba is a witch?

There they listened to stories, voodoo tales told by Tituba

In the stage directions on page 1129, the word barred means someone who is?

kept away from where they want or need to be at the time.

Which line from the stage directions on 1187 provides the best evidence about the fear in Salem

As the curtain rises, the room is empty, but for sunlight..

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1
When Mary W. says "..they will not hang if they confess" This quote suggests act 2's theme of-
Fanatic sexual and social repressions results in disaster.
personal integrity stands against corruption
social pressure
The importance of having a good name
2
The words "darkness long has veil'd, smiling day, and my wand'ring heart" illustrate the use of
Biblical Allusion
Paradox
Personification
Synecdoche
3
What is the effect of using these devices listed in question #2?
They give the objects power to impact & extinguish behavior
They give the objects power to influence human behavior
They give the objects power to control and impact behavior
They give the objects power to change and control behavior
4
In paragraph 3, the word spared refers to someone who was-
Kept free
Pardoned
withstands
taken away
5
How do Mary Warren's actions on pg. 1204 affect John Proctor's internal conflict?
He threatens Cheever and Danforth with bodily harm.
He confesses he is one of the many to sign the devil's book
He breaks down and curses God and all religion
He is forced to confess his affair with Abigail & the court
6
Why does the poet employ six stanzas of four lines to create the poem?
To produce a specific pattern of two syllable words
To generate the sing-song pattern of a ballad
To form a specific of lyric poetry
To create a definite pattern of rhymes and rhythm
7
The following dialogue of Reverend Parris reveals what?
Believed in providence where God will punish others.
Puritans believed in original sin as the cause of evil
Believed in judgmental God who punished evil, rewarded good
Puritans believed the forests were a place of evil
8
Based on the accusations in para 12, we can conclude that adults did this because of-
Disobedience
Local feuds and property disputes
All of the above
Clinical Hysteria
9
In lines 21-24, what element does the poet incorporate into the poem to show the power of god?
Symoblism
Hyperbole
Personification
Metaphor
10
Throughout the play John Proctor implies what about the character of Elizabeth?
has not been a good wife so he is looking to leave her.
has been washing and doing laundry instead of cooking.
has not forgiven John for his trespasses during her illness
has not been taking care of the kids and has been working.
11
Which lines from the selection provides the best evidence that Tituba is a witch?
There they listened to stories, voodoo tales told by Tituba
Tituba represented a rare & risky bit of indulgence...
Fits identified as satanic possession had broken out among..
Tituba was seen as a shameless pagan
12
In the stage directions on page 1129, the word barred means someone who is?
an unwelcomed outsider within the society of puritans
is not part of the puritan church and is not welcomed.
Wrongfully blamed for a crime they did not commit
kept away from where they want or need to be at the time.
13
Which line from the stage directions on 1187 provides the best evidence about the fear in Salem
The room is solemn, even forbidding.
At the right are two doors leading into the meeting hall..
As the curtain rises, the room is empty, but for sunlight..
Through the partitioning wall at the right we see...
14
The tone of Cheever's monologue can best be described as?
Furious
Flippant
Whimsical
Gloomy

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