Minister John Winthrop wrote the Puritan New World settlements would be, citing the Bible, ___. This shows how the Puritans believed they would be a shining example of Christian community for the rest of the world to follow.

The tragic hero exhibits a(n) ___, a weakness/fault that causes him/her to struggle throughout the play.

Miller symbolized his society's fear of ___ through his dramatization of the Salem Witch Trials.

The character who represents McCarthy in the play is ___.

___ occurs when an event happens that is the opposite of what the reader/viewer anticipates (e.g. Proctor finally tells the truth but his confession makes him look like a liar).

___ occurs when the reader/viewer knows something that certain characters do not know (e.g. the audience knows Abigail is a villain but many characters consider her a hero).

When Hale sarcastically states that he has come to Salem to do the Devil's work, he is using ___ (stating the opposite of what he means).

A(n) ___ does NOT change in a significant way by the end of a story (e.g. Judge Danforth).

A ___ character changes significantly from the beginning to the end of a story (e.g. Reverend Hale).

Which of the following can be considered a "witch hunt" in modern society?