Irony is when the outcome differs from the expectation. For example, it would be ironic if a professional football player was bad at playing football, a firefighter was afraid of fire, or a vegetarian owned a steak house. What is ironic about the children's power in The Crucible ?

We don't expect the children to have any power in that time and place.

We don't expect the children to play with poppets.

We don't expect the children to tell the truth.

We don't expect the children to be scared of the woods.

Irony is when the outcome differs from the expectation. For example, it would be ironic if a professional football player was bad at playing football, a firefighter was afraid of fire, or a vegetarian owned a steak house. What is ironic about Reverend Parris' character?

We don't expect a minister of God to be weak, greedy, and selfish.

We don't expect a minister of God to have a sick child.

We don't expect of minister of God to be a widower.

We don't expect of minister of God to take in his orphaned niece.

Irony is when the outcome differs from the expectation. For example, it would be ironic if a professional football player was bad at playing football, a firefighter was afraid of fire, or a vegetarian owned a steak house. What is ironic about Salem Village in The Crucible .

We don't expect people who live in a Puritan Christian village to have so much vengeance, hate, and distrust for one another.

We don't expect people who live in a Puritan Christian village to put so much emphasis on prayer.

We don't expect people who live in a Puritan Christian village to know their commandements.

We don't expect people who live in a Puritan Christian village to believe in God.

Irony is when the outcome differs from the expectation. For example, it would be ironic if a professional football player was bad at playing football, a firefighter was afraid of fire, or a vegetarian owned a steak house. What is ironic about Elizabeth Proctor's actions in court?

We don't expect her to be nervous.

We don't expect her to show up.

We don't expect her to be honest.

Irony is when the outcome differs from the expectation. For example, it would be ironic if a professional football player was bad at playing football, a firefighter was afraid of fire, or a vegetarian owned a steak house. What is ironic about John Proctor's fate?

He told Mary to remember "Do that which is good and no harm will come to thee," but he did good and harm still came to him.

He told the truth and gets to live.

He tears up his confession but the Judge pastes it back together and hangs on the church door.

He condemns Elizabeth too because he feels if he is going down then so is she.

Irony is when the outcome differs from the expectation. For example, it would be ironic if a professional football player was bad at playing football, a firefighter was afraid of fire, or a vegetarian owned a steak house. What is ironic about John Proctor forgetting the adultery commandent?

It shows he doesn't know what adultery means.

Irony is when the outcome differs from the expectation. For example, it would be ironic if a professional football player was bad at playing football, a firefighter was afraid of fire, or a vegetarian owned a steak house. What is ironic about Giles Corey refusing to talk while he was being pressed to death?

He was always running his mouth and telling everyone his business.

He had a speech impediment (stutter).

He had laryngitis (lost his voice).

Irony is when the outcome differs from the expectation. For example, it would be ironic if a professional football player was bad at playing football, a firefighter was afraid of fire, or a vegetarian owned a steak house. What was ironic about Mary Warren giving Elizabeth a poppet?

It was given as a thoughtful gesture but ended up causing Elizabeth's arrest.

It had a large round belly because Mary knew Elizabeth was pregnant.

The poppet looked just like Abigail Williams.

Elizabeth had just thrown out all of her old poppets from when she was a young girl.

Irony is when the outcome differs from the expectation. For example, it would be ironic if a professional football player was bad at playing football, a firefighter was afraid of fire, or a vegetarian owned a steak house. What is ironic about Rebecca Nurse's name?

Nurses are thought to assist in healing.

Nurses used to exclusely where white uniforms.

Irony is when the outcome differs from the expectation. For example, it would be ironic if a professional football player was bad at playing football, a firefighter was afraid of fire, or a vegetarian owned a steak house. What is ironic about Abigail Williams saying that she is doing God's work?

She is actually doing the Devil's work.

She considers herself to be God.

She used to work for the Proctor's.

The 5 elements of plot are the exposition, rising action, climax, falling resolution, and resolution. Rising Action is incidents that build toward the point of greatest interest. Which of the following examples best describes the rising action in The Crucible ?

Parris and Mrs. Putnam encouraging the belief in witchcraft.

Proctor decides to fight against the falsity he sees corrupting the church and society by refuting Abigail's charges, even if it means his adultery will be revealed.

The inability of Proctor and his allies to sway the court and stop the corruption and Proctor's subsequent moral dilemma over whether to save his life or be sacrificed.

Proctor in his choice to tear up his confession and allow himself to be sacrificed to prevent the corruption of society.

The 5 elements of plot are the exposition, rising action, climax, falling resolution, and resolution. Climax is the decisive moment or turning point. Which of the following examples best describes the climax in The Crucible ?

Proctor decides to fight against the falsity he sees corrupting the church and society by refuting Abigail's charges even if it means his adultery will be revealed.

Parris and Mrs. Putnam encouraging the belief in witchcraft.

The inability of Proctor and his allies to sway the court and stop the corruption and Proctor's subsequent moral dilemma over whether to save his life or be sacrificed.

Proctor in his choice to tear up his confession and allow himself to be sacrificed to prevent the corruption of society.

The 5 elements of plot are the exposition, rising action, climax, falling resolution, and resolution. Falling Action is when the tension stemming from the story's central conflict decreases and the story moves toward its conclusion. Which of the following examples best describes the falling action in The Crucible ?

The inability of Proctor and his allies to sway the court and stop the corruption and Proctor's subsequent moral dilemma over whether to save his life or be sacrificed.

Parris and Mrs. Putnam encouraging the belief in witchcraft.

Proctor decides to fight against the falsity he sees corrupting the church and society by refuting Abigail's charges, even if it means his adultery will be revealed.

Proctor in his choice to tear up his confession and allow himself to be sacrificed to prevent the corruption of society.

The 5 elements of plot are the exposition, rising action, climax, falling resolution, and resolution. Resolution is the unfolding or solution of a complicated issue in a story. Which of the following examples best describes the resolution in The Crucible ?

Proctor in his choice to tear up his confession and allow himself to be sacrificed to prevent the corruption of society.

Parris and Mrs. Putnam encouraging the belief in witchcraft.

Proctor decides to fight against the falsity he sees corrupting the church and society by refuting Abigail's charges.

The inability of Proctor and his allies to sway the court and stop the corruption and Proctor's subsequent moral dilemma over whether to save his life or be sacrificed.

What might the way Giles Corey died symbolize ?

The weighty, suffocating, and oppressive nature of the culture.

Corey's lack of intelligence (dumb as rocks).

What might Abigail William's character symbolize ?

The beguiling and manipulationg nature of the Devil.

The harmonious nature of society.

The forgiving and loving nature of God.

The Crucible FINAL EXAM

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The Crucible FINAL EXAM

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The witch trials were fair and just.

During the trails, Reverend Hale had pure intentions.

During the trails, Reverend Parris had pure intentions.

During the trails, Thomas Putnam had pure intentions.

During the trails, Glies Corey had pure intentions.

During the trails, Rebecca Nurse had pure intentions.

During the trails, Abigail Williams had pure intentions.

During the trails, Judge Danforth had pure intentions.

During the trails, Mary Warren had pure intentions.

During the trails, John Proctor had pure intentions.

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