What is Abigail’s response when John says, “The town’s mumbling witchcraft”? 3. At this point in the play, does Abigail seem to have any intentions of falsely accusing anyone of witchcraft? Scene 4 1. In scene four, what does Betty do that furthers the Putnam’s “witchcraft theory”?
How did Patriots’ actions increase tensions between the British and the colonies? 2. Why do Moderates reject the view of both Patriots and Loyalists? Handout D: 1. Who is Thomas Paine? What did he write?
Watson, B. “Salem’s Dark Hour: Did the Devil make them do It?”, Smithsonian , vol. 23, issue #1, 14 pages, Apr92 Thesis: The article describes the events of the Salem Witch Trials. Summary: The author allows us to investigate the witch-hunt at Salem and to form our own hypothesis of the events by presenting evidence of the trials and theories of historians. The trials began as a result of a seemingly bewitched child named Betty Parris.
Who is right in this argument? And what is the important quote she said? And why did she say that? 5) What did Mary give to Elizabeth that was considering it as a gift and what is the significance? ACT III 1) What does this metaphor mean that proctor use in his appeal to danforth "I have made a bell of my honor; I have rung the doom of my good name.
The Role Of Women In The 1600’s “To what extent were the views on women responsible for the outcome of the Salem witch trials?” The Role Of Women In The 1600’s Sometimes the road that got women to the status that they reside at today is taken for granted. There are a lot of things that occurred throughout our history that make us who we are. When it comes to women there are particular struggles that brought about pain and suffering such as the Salem witch trials. In order to fully investigate the depth of the blame that belongs on women we must answer the question ‘To what extent were the views on women responsible for the outcome of the Salem witch trials?’. There is evidence that supports 3 different theories concerning women and their roles in the matter.
Why is it both a “foul and fair” day? 6. What two new prophecies do the witches make for Macbeth? 7. What do they prophesize for Banquo?
Does he really feel this way? _________ . Why does he say it? ____________________________________________________________ ______ 5. In lines 14-34, does Antony appeal to ethos, pathos, logos or a combination of the appeals?
450 QUESTIONS FOR DISCUSSION Content Chapter 10 Argument and Persuasion Why I Want a Wife Judy Brady 451 SUGGESTIONS FOR SUSTAINED WRITING a. Write your own narrative of September 11, 2001. What was your story of that day? b. Compare Nye's essay to Jonathan Lethem's "9 Failures of the Imagination" (chapter 5) or to Andrew Sullivan's "This Is a Religious War" (chapter 11).
2011-2012 Midterm Exam Review Sheet Mrs. Seader 10 Honors Format: 1. 55 Multiple Choice 2. Reading Selection – 5 multiple choice, Open-ended (1-2 paragraphs) 3. Essay (5 paragraphs) The Crucible – Arthur Miller • Puritan Values • The Divine Mission of Puritanism • Salem Witch Trials and witch hunts • Characterization of all main characters (Abigail Williams, Reverend Parris, Betty Parris, Reverend Hale, John Proctor, Elizabeth Proctor, Tituba, Mary Warren, Rebecca Nurse, Judge Danforth, Judge Hathorne) • Elicit relationship between Proctor and Abigail • Status of the Proctor’s marriage • The importance of reputation in Salem • Hysteria and its effects on society The Village – M. Knight Shyamalan
How does Lars’s behaviour change after Bianca arrives? (1) SCK2604/101 21 8. Which professional values does Dr Berman portray when she first meets Lars and Bianca? Which propositions/theories apply? (4) 9.