a contrast between expectation and reality

Choose the internal conflict:

Judge Danforth vs. his need for control

Identify the indirect characterization.

"In Proctor's presence, a fool felt his foolishness."

Identify the direct characterization:

Abigail is a "beautiful girl with an endless capacity for dissembling."

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1
Irony is
a contrast between exclamation and repetition
a contrast between expectation and reality
a contrast between excellence and reality
a contrast between expectation and repetition
2
Choose the internal conflict:
Rev. Hale vs. Rev. Parris
Rev. Parris vs. Abigail
Betty Parris vs. Rev. Parris
Judge Danforth vs. his need for control
3
the art of revealing characters’ personalities
characterization
irony
allusion
conflict
4
In The Crucible, what was the tragic hero's tragic flaw?
pride
lying
adultery
lechery
5
Identify the type of irony: As we read the play, we knew John and Abigail had an affair, but Reverend Hale didn't know.
situational irony
dramatic irony
verbal irony
argumentative irony
6
Choose the external conflict:
Proctor vs. Hale
Proctor vs. his guilt
Proctor vs. his pride
Proctor vs. his anger
7
Identify the type of irony: John told everyone that Elizabeth could never lie, but she lied at the worst possible time.
verbal irony
situational irony
dramatic irony
argumentative irony
8
An allegory is a story with more than one layer of meaning: a ___________ meaning and one or more ___________ meanings.
likeable/shocking
large/spacious
lackadaisical/strategic
literal/symbolic
9
Choose the internal conflict:
Elizabeth vs. Puritanism
Elizabeth vs. John
Elizabeth vs. her pain
Elizabeth vs. Abigail
10
Identify the type of irony: Dave yawned as he tiredly mumbled, "This is the most exciting movie I've ever seen."
verbal irony
situational irony
dramatic irony
argumentative irony
11
Who is the tragic hero in The Crucible?
Judge Danforth
Reverend Parris
John Proctor
Mr. Putnam
12
prose commentaries that provide background information about the characters and their world is called
social and political criticism
biblical allusion
modern realistic drama
dramatic exposition
13
Identify the indirect characterization.
Proctor was a well-respected citizen of Salem.
Elizabeth Proctor was always truthful.
Rev. Parris's strongest trait was his vanity.
"In Proctor's presence, a fool felt his foolishness."
14
Verbal irony is also known as __________.
optimism
catharticism
sarcasm
Narcissism
15
The three types of irony are:
dramatic, varicose, situational
dramatic, verbal, situational
dramatic, villainy, simpleton
docomo, verizon, sprint
16
When John Proctor called Reverend Hale "Pontius Pilate," he was alluding to __________.
the dictionary
the Bible
The Crucible
the textbook
17
Choose the external conflict:
Proctor vs. his guilt
Proctor vs. his shame
Proctor vs. his pride
Proctor vs. Puritanism
18
Identify the direct characterization:
"Rebecca simply stands over the child, who gradually quiets."
"In Proctor's presence, a fool felt his foolishness."
Abigail is a "beautiful girl with an endless capacity for dissembling."
Parris is "overcome with sobs."

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