English 3B Final Exam Review

Mary Warren confesses, “It were all __________,” and says that it is the same with the othergirls.

How do you determine the main point of an explanatory text?

Parris is concerned for his reputation and how his enemies willinterpret witchcraft in the minister’s own house. He is

In “An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge,” which of the following happens first in the true sequence of events?

In paragraph 4, Twain does not offer social commentary about the values of the town’s boys.

In Dust Tracks on a Road, what is revealed about Zora when she reads her part of the Greco-Roman myth for the visitors?

In the last sentence of paragraph 30, in "A White Heron", “dumb” most nearly means

What is the young woman's reaction to the narrator's story in “Everything Stuck to Him”?

After an internal struggle, what does Sylvia ultimately decide to do at the end of “The White Heron”?

John states: “This farm’s a continent foot by foot.” This metaphor means the farm is

Tituba says that she and what other lady are going to fly to Barbados?

As the play opens, Reverend Parris is __________ at his daughter’s bedside.

In "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge," who is the soldier who visits Peyton Farquhar's home?

Reverend Parris’ home is __________ furnished.

Why does the young woman ask the narrator for stories about her childhood in “Everything Stuck to Him”?

In “The Rockpile,” why does Gabriel most likely treat John unsympathetically while treating Roy kindly?

In the selection from Dust Tracks on a Road, why does Zora’s grandmother find Zora’s brazenness “unthinkable”?

Who does Proctor say that he saw with the Devil?

Given the details in paragraph 4, what is the main reason that Twain wants to be a steamboatman?

Abigail announces, “The parlor’s packed with people.” The townspeople have come to the Parris home because they are

Which one is not the main goal of an explanatory text?

In “The Rockpile,” what does John do in an effort to keep Roy from going to the rockpile?

Devil worshippers torment Christians by “sending their __________ out.”

In "Bright Horizons," the frontier disappears because ranges turned into farms and small towns.

The __________ at the meeting house is the setting for Act III; it serves “as the anteroom of the General Court.”

In the first paragraph of the excerpt "Life on the Mississipi, "transient" most nearly means

In paragraph 3 of "Life on the Mississippi," Twain describes the town and steamboat humorously.

Abigail is concerned and nervous because she is

In "The Rockpile," what does Gabriel most clearly blame John for?

Danforth reveals some interesting news to John Proctor: his wife

Elizabeth and John are amazed that __________ people are accused of witchcraft; in the morning, there were only 14.

How did the husband most clearly feel about the incident withthe plate of waffles and bacon?

If the crop is good this year, John promises to buy __________ from George Jacob.

What does the court want Elizabeth to get her husband to do?

Which statement best explains the final line of paragraph 34: “truly it wasa vast and awesome world!”?

Who is Hopkins?

What does Parris ask Danforth to do about the people in jail?

Who is robbed of all of his money?

What are the key components in writing a summary?

When John tells his wife, “It is winter in here yet,” he means the house is lacking

"Dust Tracks on the Road” -What is the main goal of an autobiography text?

In "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge," what happens to Peyton Farquhar as he is hanged?

The play takes place in __________, Massachusetts, in the year __________.

What other town is experiencing a similar witch hysteria?

Which choice best describes the character of the boy engineer?

Which of the following messages is most clearly conveyed in “An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge”?

Who screams “There is blood on my head!”?

Who does Parris say has vanished from town?

Parris uses the biblical term, “abominations,” but Abigail minimizes the situation, saying it was just

What does the narrator mean by saying that Dee would prefer her to have “skin like an uncooked barley pancake”?

The Putnams’ daughter, Ruth, also exhibitssimilar strange signs of affliction, but the main difference is Ruth’s

When the narrator describes the young woman as a “survivor from top to bottom,” what does he mean?

Parris’ interaction with Giles demonstrates the reverend’s __________ nature.

In “Everything Stuck to Him,” why are the boy and girl awake most of the night before the boy's hunting trip?

Who admits to Danforth that he saw the Devil?

Who gets to keep the quilts at the end of "Everyday Use"?

Putnam is often the center of disputes and is described as “a man with many grievances,” who has a “__________ nature.”

What animals does Cheever say are congesting the roads?

Which of these emotions would most likely cause a person to be cowering?

In which situation is a mother most likely to feel apprehension about her son’s actions?

Who was pressed to death by stones?

In “Everyday Use,” how does Maggie look forward to Dee's visit?

In “Everyday Use,” why does Dee embrace an African language and choose a new name for herself?

How long has it been since Proctor was arrested?

Elizabeth admits that she has been guilty of what?

Where would a letterhead most likely be found?

Who is addressing Sylvia in paragraph 35, starting with the words “Now look down again”?

How would a person be treated if he or she were shown deference?

Which of the following best describes the story "Everyday Use"?

"The Crucible" - The word “crucible” is defined as a place or occasion of a severe __________ or __________.

John forgets the commandment that forbids

Which of these could most clearly be called a dictum?

Which of the following situations could best be used to illustrate good etiquette?

In "The Rockpile," what happens to Roy on the rockpile?

According to your reading in “Bright Horizons,” the term “Gilded Age” was coined by Andrew Carnegie.