Final Review (11th Grade)

What is the main external conflict between John Proctor and Reverend Parris?

• John Proctor thinks Parris is not a good religious leader.

• Reverend Parris refuses to baptize Proctor's children.

• Proctor lost the Reverand position to Parris.

• Parris suspects that John Proctor had an affair with his neice.

In Act II, John Proctor is hesitant to tell the court the truth about Abigail. What internal conflict is revealed by this?

• John is afraid Abigail will accuse him of being a witch.

• John may still have some feelings for Abigail.

• John loves Elizabeth and will do anything for her.

• John is busy farming crops in the field at his farm in the countryside. Alone.

Dramatic exposition is most easily identified

• By looking for cues for how actors should speak or move

• by looking at the words characters speak

• by looking for examples of things that the audience knows but characters do not

• by finding passages of narration in complete sentences written by the playwrite to the reader.

What is revealed about Elizabeth Proctor through indirect characterization?

• She is married to John Proctor

• She is forgiving

• She is accused of being a witch

• She is pregnant

Consider the following possible addition to The Crucible:

Abigail (quickly while Parris's back is turned, puts the poppet on his shelf): Good evening, uncle.

What do the stage directions most clearly indicate?

• Parris has his back turned to Abigail.

• Abigail loves her uncle very much.

• Abigail places a poppet on Parris's shelf.

• Parris does not see Abigail's actions.

Which of the following characteristics apply to Thomas Putnam?

• He is wealthy

• He is a good husband

• He is vengeful

• He is attractive

• He is manipulative

Choose the word with the most negative connotation to complete this sentence:

When the free throw didn't go in, we lost state and I was ​ ________.

• concerned

• devastated

• sad

• upset

The following words are all legal words. Choose the words that have another meaning in every day life.

• statute: a law passed by a legislative body

• attachment: a lien on property or other belongings of value to reserve it for use if necessary

• foreclosure: an order by a court that ends one's legal ownership of property

• motion: a request to the court, usually written, filed with the clerk's office

• brief: a document written by one side of a dispute that is submitted to the court

Verbal irony is best defined as

• saying one thing but meaning another

• saying one thing but meaning the opposite

• saying what you mean

• when the audience knows something the character does not

Which of the following additions to the Crucible would create dramatic irony?

• In Act I, after everyone leaves, Mrs. Putnam says "I hope they don't find out I killed the babies."

• In Act II, Proctor says "My love for Reverend Parris cannot be overstated."

• In Act I, Tituba says "I wish I was home!"

• In Act III, Judge Danforth says to Hathorne, "We must hear out their arguments."