Mary Warren's biggest crucible occurs

when she considers being honest about the false accusations

1950s campaign against alleged communists

Hale might be described as

A recent medical school graduate on his first call

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1
Abigail Williams is the
aside character
stock character
protagonist
antagonist
2
Judge Danforth is
Dynamic
suspicious of spectral evidence
intimidated by Parris
Static
3
The Court in Salem believes their authority comes from
the commonwealth
the words of Judge Danforth
Hawthorne's eldest brother who once was Salem's minister
God
4
When were the Salem Witch Trials?
Mid 20th century
Mid 15th century
Late 17th century
Late 19th century
5
A character who is multidimensional, most like a real person
Dynamic
Flat
Round
Static
6
The struggle between a character and an outside force
Argumentation
Climax
Internal Conflict
External Conflict
7
Ruth Putnam
accused Martha Cory of being a witch
mocked Danforth when he started believing Mary Warren
asked Tituba to conjure her dead baby sisters
ate some bad mushrooms and died confused
8
Because we are aware of what happened in the woods, the rest of the girls' actions create
foils
dramatic irony
situational irony
climax
9
When a student is not looking forward to taking an exam, yet they say, "This will be so fun!"
testimony
anecdote
dramatic irony
verbal irony
10
A reference to Moses and the Red is an example of
Bible lessons
the religious intolerance of Miller
Biblical Allusion
Magic
11
The Crucible is a(n)
history
opera
comedy
allegory
12
Cognitive dissonance
climax
allusion
simile
paradox
13
A character who changes throughout the story
Round
Static
Flat
Dynamic
14
When one situation is compared to another in order to clarify a relationship
paradox
analogy
anecdote
juxtaposition
15
Allusions
reference bible stories
recurring symbols in literature
are the cause of spectral evidence
refer to things outside the text
16
John thinks he's going to Hell
True
.
.
False
17
When one thing is said, but another is meant
signal phrase
verbal irony
situational irony
oxymoron
18
Elizabeth Proctor is
flat
John's mistress
round
perfect
19
When the audience must identify attributes of a character by using inference skills
indirect characterization
direct characterization
static
authoritarian
20
The Proctors are visited by Hale before Mary gives Elizabeth the Poppet
False
.
True
.
21
Mary Warren's biggest crucible occurs
when she hands Elizabeth the Poppet.
when she considers being honest about the false accusations
when Proctor wants to have an affair with her.
when she accuses Proctor of doing the devil's work.
22
Rebecca Nurse is
logical
easily Angered
a poor beggar
a liar
23
The Crucible's characters face both internal and external conflicts
True
.
.
False
24
Giles Cory is
an archetype
Martha's husband
hanged
a judge
25
McCarthyism
anti-intellectualism in the 18th century
1990s interest in spiritual warfare
1950s campaign against alleged communists
1920s campaign against alleged communists
26
Hale might be described as
an atheist critical of any supernatural beliefs
a preacher on a street corner, standing on a soapbox
a soldier in the war against Satan
A recent medical school graduate on his first call
27
John Proctor forgets
one Commandment
Lucifer's Fall
the Doxology
the Lord's Prayer
28
The turning point
denouement
conflict
climax
resolution
29
A tragic hero's fatal flaw is traditionally
extreme hatred
excessive pride
young lust
unrequited love
30
John Proctor likes Rev. Parris
.
True
.
False

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