Witch15-19

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What is a charter?

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A charter is a written document that outlines the rights and privileges granted to a group or organization, often by a governing authority.

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Who are Nat and Prudence?

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Nat and Prudence are characters in the story who play significant roles in Kit's trial and her life.

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What is a silver hornbook?

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A silver hornbook is an educational tool used in the past, typically made of wood and covered with a transparent horn, that displayed the alphabet and other basic lessons.

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What were common punishments for witches in the past?

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Common punishments included hanging, branding, and banishment.

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What does it mean to enlist in the army?

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To enlist in the army means to formally join the military service.

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What is the significance of Judith's ring in the story?

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Judith's ring symbolizes personal connections and the importance of relationships in the narrative.

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What role does Goodwife Cruff play in Kit's trial?

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Goodwife Cruff is a character who contributes to the tension and conflict during Kit's trial.

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What does the act of hiding something signify in the story?

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Hiding something often signifies fear, secrecy, or the desire to protect oneself or others.

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What is the historical context of witch trials?

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Witch trials were historical events where individuals, often women, were accused of witchcraft and faced severe punishments, reflecting societal fears and superstitions.

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What does banishment mean?

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Banishment is the act of being expelled from a community or country as a punishment.