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The Topic For Today Is… The Crucible
The Crucible
Act 4
Quotations
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Literary
Devices
The Crucible
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Bonus Question: 5000 pts
Act 4: 200
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Question:
How did Giles triumph over his accusers?
Answer:
He refused to admit to witchcraft, because the
court would take away his family’s land.
Therefore, he prevented Putnam from getting
his land.
Act 4: 400
• Question:
• What does Proctor mean when he tells
Elizabeth that “he’s afraid” of confessing more
than dying.
• Answer
• His reputation is more important
Act 4: 600
• Question:
• Why does Hale try to save the condemned
from hanging?
• Answer
• He believes they are innocent.
Act 4: 800
• Question:
• What does Proctor say he cannot lose?
• Answer: His name
Act 4: 1000
• Question:
• In what way is the conflict between John and
Elizabeth resolved?
• Answer: Elizabeth admits guilt for John’s
adultery and then he refuses to confess.
Quotes: 200
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Question:
“Them that will not confess will hang”
Answer
Danforth
Quotes: 400
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Question:
“Do as you will. But let none be your judge.”
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Elizabeth
Quotes: 600
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Question:
“I denounce these proceedings”
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Hale
Quotes: 800
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Question:
“A wild thing may say wild things”
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Abigail Williams
Quotes: 1000
• Question:
• “You cannot hang this sort. This is danger for
me. I dare not step outside at night”
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• Rev. Parris
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200
Question:
“I speak my own sins. I cannot judge another”
Answer
John Proctor
More Quotes:
400
• Question:
• “It’s God’s work we do…I am an official of the
court”
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• Mary Warren
More Quotes:
600
• Question:
• “I am never put upon. I know my rights, sir,
and I will have them”
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• Giles Corey
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800
Question:
“They’ve come to overthrow the court”
Answer
Rev. Parris
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More Quotes:
1000
Question:
“Why do you come, yellow bird?”
Answer
Abigail Williams
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Literary Devices:
200
Question:
Child. Sit you down.
Answer
Inversion
Lit. Devices: 400
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Question:
Vengeance is walking in Salem
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Personification
Lit. Devices: 600
• Question:
• My wife is the very brick and mortar of the
church
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• Metaphor
Lit.Devices: 800
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Question:
I will fall like an ocean on that court.
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Simile
Lit.Devices:
1000
• Question:
• Pontius Pilate! God will won’t let you wash
your hands of this
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• Allusion
Crucible: 200
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Question:
What is the setting?
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Salem, MA.
Crucible: 400
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Question:
What year was it set?
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1692
Crucible: 600
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Playwright?
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Arthur Miller
Crucible: 800
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Question:
Satirical target of the play?
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McCarthyism
Crucible: 1000
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Question:
Overall paradox of the play?
Answer
Puritans/Christians; Witches/Evil
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You Are Willing To Risk
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