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MP2 Review Quiz
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Review of concepts and ideas presented in act 4.
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1
Which of the following is
NOT
a theme of the play?
Coming of age
Being true to yourself
Standing up to a mob-mentality
Doing the right thing, even if it is difficult
2
When Reverend Hale says "There is blood on my head!" which literary device is he using?
Irony
Allusion
Imagery
Metaphor
3
How can we, the readers, infer that Abigail realizes the town has turned on her?
She confesses that she lied
She turns on Danforth
She turns on Mary Warren
She runs away
4
Guess the term: A type of monologue where a character speaks their private thoughts aloud and is UNAWARE of the audience
Soliloquy
Monologue
Dialogue
Stage Directions
5
What does Danforth's refusal to postpone the hangings reveal about his character?
He's too foolish to see the truth
He's too proud to admit wrongdoings
He's a kindhearted person
He wants to see real justice done
6
What tone can you infer Danforth might voice this line with : "I am not empowered to trade your life for a lie"
Sadness
Fear/Anxiety
Anger/Seriousness
Silliness/Humorousness
7
Guess the term: describes the setting, appearance, actions, and vocal tone of characters in a play
Soliloquy
Stage Directions
Dialogue
Monologue
8
What does Parris' behavior reveal about his character?
He's foolish
He's selfless
He's selfish
He's smart
9
What are the characteristics of a "tragedy" play?
has a "tragic hero"
sad ending
serious tone
All are correct
10
What does Elizabeth mean when she calls herself "a cold wife"?
She was constantly ill
She refused to use blankets
She was not warm and loving
11
What is subtext?
A comparison using is
Text that isn't important
A comparison using like or as
what is not said during a conversation or directly stated in a text
12
Why is the news in Andover so relevant to the court in Salem?
The people of Andover have rioted against the court
Andover has found many witches
Judge Danforth used to work in Andover
The people of Andover have blessed the court for their work
13
Why does Proctor tear his confession at the end of the play?
He doesn't want to leave his troubles with his wife
He doesn't want to give Danforth that satisfaction.
He doesn't want to ruin his good reputation
He is mad at Rev. Hale and will do nothing he asks him to.
14
Guess the term: A long speech spoken by a single character to themself, or to the audience
Monologue
Stage Directions
Dialogue
Soliloquy
15
What is the
real
reason Parris wants to postpone the hangings?
He's worried about his own well-being
He feels guilty over what has transpired
He finally realizes his niece was lying
He's worried about Abigail's well-being
16
Guess the term: Conversations between characters; "lifeblood" of Drama
Monologue
Soliloquy
Dialogue
Stage Directions
17
What MOTIVATES John Proctor to rip apart his confession?
His uncontrollable anger
His morality and self worth
Unseen supernatural spirits
His self pity
18
What does Elizabeth mean when she says (about John) "he has his goodness now"?
He is finally good for breaking ties with Abigail
He's finally the type of man he can be proud of
None of the above
He's no longer the fool she thought he was
19
Elizabeth is unaware that John confessed, but us, as the readers, know he did. What type of Literary Device is this?
Simile
Symbolism
Metaphor
Dramatic Irony
20
Which of the following is
NOT
a quality of a tragic hero (aka John Proctor)?
Commits a heinous crime
Has an epiphany or "light-bulb moment"
Superiority (in terms of ethics)
Sense of morality
21
What is the SUBTEXT in Elizabeth reminding Danforth that she is only 3 months pregnant?
She assumes they are here to execute her
Elizabeth is secretly in love with Danforth
Elizabeth is faking her pregnancy
John is dead
22
John refused to say he saw Rebecca with the Devil, why?
He's being selfish
He doesn't care about Rebecca's reputation
He wants to see her hang
He will not ruin another person's name
23
What are the characteristics of a comedy play? (2 answers are correct)
harsh, serious tone
light, humorous tone
Has no real plot
Happy Ending
24
What type of play would you categorize "The Crucible" as?
Tragedy
Comedy
25
What "stage direction" might lead you to believe a character is ANGRY?
"He looks at the glass closely"
"His face brightens as she places the glass in front of him"
"Slowly, he places the glass down as to not make a sound"
"He slams the glass on the table, voice booming"
