The Crucible and Drama

What is the main theme explored in the lesson?

• The theme of adventure

• The theme of friendship

• The theme of hysteria and fear

• The theme of love and betrayal

What does Arthur Miller’s ‘The Crucible’ parallel?

• The witch hunts in Salem and the fear of Communism in 1950s America

• The French Revolution

• The Industrial Revolution

• The American Civil War

In what era is ‘The Crucible’ set?

• During the Salem witch hunts

• In the future

• In the 1950s

• During the Roman Empire

What does Arthur Miller critique through ‘The Crucible’?

• The use of technology in modern society

• The education system

• The fear of Communism in 1950s America

• The concept of time travel

What is a key technique used to illustrate the theme of hysteria and fear?

• Metaphor

• Symbolism

• Irony

• Important quotes

What historical event is paralleled in ‘The Crucible’?

• The signing of the Declaration of Independence

• The construction of the Great Wall of China

• The Salem witch hunts

• The moon landing

What time period does Arthur Miller critique in ‘The Crucible’?

• The 1950s

• The Middle Ages

• The future

• The Renaissance

How does ‘The Crucible’ relate to Arthur Miller’s own time?

• It discusses the impact of World War II

• It celebrates technological advancements

• It critiques the fear of Communism

• It reflects the economic prosperity of the era

What is the significance of analyzing important quotes in ‘The Crucible’?

• To appreciate the beauty of the language

• To illustrate the theme of hysteria and fear

• To learn about the author’s life

• To understand the historical context

What lesson can be learned from the parallels drawn in ‘The Crucible’?

• The evolution of language over time

• The impact of historical events on literature

• The importance of technological innovation

• The dangers of hysteria and fear in society