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The Crucible Part II
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1
All of the following are themes we discussed within Arthur Miller's Play EXCEPT ...?
Vengeance
McCarthyism
Scapegoating
The Importance of a Name
2
Why does Reverend Paris come to the jail to speak with the people being held there.
He's trying to save as many of his parishioners as possible
He believes he can still save their souls from the Devil
He disagrees with the rulings of the court
He's terrified the people of Salem are going to kill him.
3
When a writer expresses ideas of equal worth with the same grammatical form they are using ...
restatement
parallelism
exclamation
Repetition
4
“And them behold no more shall I’ is an example of which literary device.
consonance
Inversion
alliteration
assonance
5
Francis Nurse saying, “My wife is the very brick and mortar of the church” is________?
simile
tone
metaphor
internal rhyme
6
A central idea of literature expressed by the author is which literary device?
a symbol
a theme
a restatement
point of view
7
Proctor signing his confession but tearing it up so it can't be used is which literary device?
all answers are correct
imagery
symbolism
theme
8
What real world situation is Arthur Miller's play The Crucible a commentary on?
Socialism
McCarthyism
Communism
Marxism
9
A group of lines that forms a unit in a poem is defined as a ________________?
paragraph
blank verse
passage
stanza
10
Who said, "Spoke or silent, a promise is surely made"?
John Proctor
John Hale
Abigail Williams
Elizabeth Proctor
11
What is the purpose of Arthur Miller's play?
To make fun of Puritan Law.
To provide a history lesson for his audience
To mimic the confusion of the 1950's political situation
To torture High School students with a boring play
12
What is the term for a government that is ruled by the laws of the bible and religion?
original law
theocracy
democracy
tyranny
13
Most of the characters in The Crucible ______________?
sing
cook
lie
dance
14
Why does John Proctor tear up his confession?
He believes sacrificing himself will save other people
He refuses to lie and give up his good name
He wants to save his life
He believe this will save his wife from divorcing him
15
At the end of The Crucible who is hung by the court?
John Proctor
Rebecca Nurse
All answers are correct
Martha Corey
16
A comparison of two things, at length, in several ways is defined as a(n) ____________?
simile
metaphor
allegory
extended metaphor
17
A usually short poem expressing the emotions and feelings of the speaker is a(an)_____________.
narrative poem
epic poem
lyric poem
autobiographical poem
18
How do we categorize Anne Bradstreet’s Puritan style of poetry?
fiction
plain style
logos
oratory
19
Skilled, eloquent, public speaking is defined as as which literary term?
alliteration
oratory
a folktale
parallelism
20
What is John Proctor's final desperate attempt to foil Abigail?
He accuses her of witchcraft.
He tells the court that Abigail is a man dressed as a woman.
He tries to kill her.
He tells the court about his affair with her.
21
What literary term is used to define two rhyming lines in a poem?
internal rhyme
couplet
sestet
quatrain
22
Arthur Miller's play "The Crucible" is an example of which literary device.
allusion
simile
allegory
extended metaphor
23
What does Abigail do at the end of the play?
She is hanged.
She is revealed as a witch.
She flees Salem, after robbing her uncle.
She kills herself.
24
When Elizabeth lies in order to protect John, this is an example of which type of irony?
dramatic irony
situational irony
All answers are Correct
verbal irony
25
Why is Danforth adamant that the court cannot pardon Proctor, Corey, and Rebecca?
Too many people have already hanged for the same crime.
The word of the court is law and cannot ever be wrong.
He truly believes they are in league with the Devil.
All of the judges are afraid of what Abigail will say.
26
What does Elizabeth mean when she says that John "have his goodness now"?
He wouldn't lie to save his life; died an honest man
He finally found a way to beat the court system.
He believes he should die because of his sins.
None of the answers are correct
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The use of hints or clues to suggest what will happen later in the story.
imagery
Simile
irony
foreshadowing
