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E3 Crucible Creation Myth Ben Franklin Patrick Henry Quiz Nov- Dec 2020
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1
Choose the invention Franklin made:
Contact lenses
LASIK surgery
Bifocal glasses
Glasses, in general
2
The World on a Turtle's Back
is a creation myth because it:
explores the relationship between the sky-world beings & the sea creatures
explains the origins of religious rituals of the people who tell stories
shows how mankind began by the gods
explains the origins of many of the features of nature and the earth
3
Where were the Iroquois tribe from?
Northeast US
Northwest US
Western US
Southwest US
4
What is one way our culture uses or avoids what one may consider “the supernatural”?
Police often consult psychics for clues/leads in cold cases
No 13th floor in buildings/in elevators
All of the above
Society avoids walking under ladders and breaking mirrors
5
A person of wide-ranging knowledge or learning.
polygamy
polymath
polynomial
polyester
6
Benjamin Franklin had a hand in writing these famous documents:
The Declaration of Independence
The Treaty of Paris
All of the above
The US Constitution
7
Using _________ and ___________marks will make your writing more engaging.
dialogue/quotation
facts/trademarks
stories/earmarks
words/punctuation
8
The two characters that are still alive by the end of
The Crucible
are:
Abigail Williams, Elizabeth Proctor
John Proctor, Elizabeth Proctor
John Proctor, Rebecca Nurse
Giles Corey, Martha Corey
9
Patrick Henry lived in and is buried in:
Red Hill, Virginia
Red Chapel, North Carolina
Red Fort, Tennessee
Red Rock, South Carolina
10
Benjamin Franklin is buried where?
Philadelphia
Washington DC
New York City
Boston
11
“Well done is better than well said.” is an example of:
Benjamin Franklin's book title
Benjamin Franklin's speech
Benjamin Franklin's virtue
Benjamin Franklin's proverb
12
Two of the techniques we mentioned to make writing better is:
All of the above
Use figurative language/literary devices
Vary your vocabulary
Using the five senses
13
A lasting effect Franklin had on our society
Created inventions still in use today
He is on our currency
All of the above
He contributed to vital US documents
14
A fable:
a story coming down from the past; with elements of truth in it
a short story, typically with animals as characters, conveying a moral
a simple story used to illustrate a moral or religious/spiritual lesson
a story originating in popular culture-typically passed on by word of mouth
15
Another allusion from Patrick Henry's Speech at the Virginia Convention is:
a Greek mythological allusion to the Sirens
a biblical allusion to Adam
A Shakespearean allusion to Hamlet
a Greek mythological allusion to Apollo
16
Another word for "story" in regards to improving your writing:
anthrax
anarchy
anecdote
answers
17
Choose the invention Franklin made:
Life jacket
SCUBA tank
Swim goggles
Swim flippers
18
Choose the invention Franklin made:
The glass harmonica
Both of these
None of these
The Franklin stove
19
One allusion from Patrick Henry's Speech at the Virginia Convention is:
a Shakespearean allusion to Macbeth
a Greek mythological allusion to Zeus
a biblical allusion to Jesus
a biblical allusion to Judas
20
"Give me liberty or Give me death!"
The quote on the current $100 bill
Benjamin Franklin's most famed proverb
The epitaph on Patrick Henry's tombstone
Patrick Henry's famed line from his Speech at the Virginia Convention
21
A parable:
a short story, typically with animals as characters, conveying a moral
a simple story used to illustrate a moral-spiritual lesson-often religious
a story originating in popular culture-typically passed on by word of mouth
a story coming down from the past with elements of truth to it
22
Fill in the blanks regarding writing techniques. Asking a ______ forces the reader to answer it while reading your work.
How things work
A request
A question
The order of things
23
To “call upon or command by invocation or spell”:
Telepathy
Conjure
Telekinesis
Clairvoyance
24
Regarding
The Crucible
, a form of legal evidence based upon dreams and visions.
spectral evidence
special evidence
spectrum evidence
spectre evidence
25
Silence, Cleanliness, Moderation, Sincerity, Frugality, Order, Resolution, Justice-these are some examples of:
Franklin's aphorisms
Franklin's morals
Franklin's kids
Franklin's virtues