The Crucible Day 2

Open Ended

What are we learning today?

Open Ended

How will you know you have learned it? (Give at least one of your success criteria.)

Multiple Choice

An allegory is...

• ...a story that represents something beyond itself.
• ...when the characters or story represent historical events.
• ...represent abstract or moral ideas.
• ...All of the above.

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between a theme and an allegory?

• A theme is what the story is about and an allegory is a bigger idea.

• A theme is the overall message of the story and an allegory goes beyond the story to symbolically represent a political or moral idea the author feels strongly about.

• A theme symbolically teaches a lesson and an allegory is just an idea.

• A theme goes behind the story whereas an allegory is directly represented in the story.

Multiple Select

if you don’t risk anything, you risk everything

• PARADOX

• OXYMORON

Multiple Choice

Identify the paradox

• The clouds swam lazily in the sky

• The person who wrote that book can't write

• I was confused by the lesson

Multiple Choice

Dramatic irony is

• When something dramatic happens in a story.

• When a character does something unexpected.

• When the audience knows something the characters do not know.

• When a character says something that contradicts what they mean.

Multiple Choice

The following is an example of dramatic irony:

The audience knows that the witch poisoned Snow White's apple, but Snow white does not know.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

My smile was as wide as the Grand Canyon.

What does this simile mean?

• They had a big smile on their face.

• They were kind of smiling.

• They were not smiling.

• They were upset.

Multiple Choice

My breath was a white cloud as I walked to the store.

What inference can you make about the weather based on this metaphor.

• It was really hot outside.

• It is really cold outside.

• The speaker doe snot like the cold.

• The speaker is in a cloud.

Multiple Choice

The baby's laugh is as sweet as candy.

What does this metaphor mean?

• The baby's laugh is very cute.

• The baby wants candy.

• The baby's laugh is loud

• The baby doesn't like to laugh.

Multiple Choice

What is dialogue?

• The thoughts a character has

• The type of story being told

• The conversation had between characters

• The setting

Multiple Choice

How do we know who says the lines?

• We just have to watch the play to see

• Whoever says them first gets to say the lines

• No one says the lines, we just read them

• The character's name is written before the lines

Multiple Choice

The lines the characters say.

• Acts

• Scenes

• Dialogue

• Playwright

Multiple Choice

A monologue is

• when one character is alone on stage sharing his/her thoughts

• when one character addresses the audience without anyone knowing

• when one character is talking with another but does all of the talking

• a character trait that leads to the downfall of the character