Why does Tituba initially confess?

She knows she will be blamed and is afraid for her life

Where authors use non-normal and far-away situations/scenes

Where did the name Puritan come from?

This group wanted to "purify" the church

What is Dark Romanticism?

It explored the conflict between good and evil

Why is it ironic that Elizabeth Proctor lied about the affair?

John just said she would never lie

What is an archetype?

A pattern that appears in across cultures

What are Origin Myths?

Myths that tells how the world and man were created

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English 3 Semester 1 Review

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1
A crucible is a test or trial. Why is this an apt name for the play?
In The Crucible, the town is tested.
All of the above
In The Crucible, many characters were put through a trial.
In The Crucible, the town's faith was tested.
2
Why does Tituba initially confess?
She conspired with Abigail to take the fall
She is actually a witch
She didn't confess anything
She knows she will be blamed and is afraid for her life
3
What is Romanticism?
All of the above
Authors broke away from logic and reason
Authors and artists explored emotions and feelings
Authors and artists wrote about the beauty of nature
4
What was the Age of Reason?
All of the above
A period of time where science took precedence
A period of time where authors focused on reason
A period of time during the 1700s.
5
What is escapism?
People escape from a room
Where authors use non-normal and far-away situations/scenes
People escape from their jobs
People escape from bad situations
6
What subject did the Puritans write about the most?
Nature
War
Witches
The Bible
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Who is an example of a Dark Romanticist?
All of the above
Edgar Allen Poe
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
8
What happened to Abigail Williams?
She escaped from Salem
She was hung for her crimes?
She was thrown in jail
She died
9
Why does Judge Danforth refuse to postpone the executions?
He honestly believes that justice is being done
He is stubborn
All of the above
He refuses to admit he is wrong
10
What style of writing did the Puritans use?
Plain style
Imaginative style
Descriptive style
Biblical style
11
Where did the name Puritan come from?
This group wanted to "purify" the church
They were very pure people
It is a derogatory name
It's just a name we call the settlers
12
What is Dark Romanticism?
It explored the conflict between good and evil
It was written in the dark ages
It focuses of death
It was the angst-y side of Romanticism
13
Why is it ironic that Elizabeth Proctor lied about the affair?
It was actually her affair
She never tells the truth
John just said she would never lie
She is not a believable character
14
Who is an example of a Puritan
Arthur Miller
Edgar Allen Poe
Zitkala-Sa
Mary Rowlandson
15
What is an archetype?
The hero of the story
A certain place
A certain person
A pattern that appears in across cultures
16
What motivates John Proctor throughout the entire play?
His family
His good name and reputation
Fear for his life
His loving relationship with his wife
17
How did the Native Americans tell their stories?
They wrote them down
Orally
They drew them
Visually
18
What are Origin Myths?
They tell the origin of literature
They tell the origin of the mythology
They are stories
Myths that tells how the world and man were created
19
What time period did the Romantic movement take place?
1700s
1900s
Present
1800s
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What motivates Reverend Parris throughout the entire play?
All of the above
His life
His name
His reputation

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