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Vocabulary 3

Vocabulary 3. The Crucible Act I/ A. Abomination . Noun: hateful or disgusting actions. conjure. To charm or summon (bring forth) something with spells. Dissembling . Verb: pretending; deliberately hiding the truth. Faction . Noun: a secret group or party; a clique. Gibberish .

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Vocabulary 5

Vocabulary 5. Crucible Act 2 . pallor. Noun: paleness or whiteness of skin. poppet. Noun: a small doll. ameliorate. Verb: to make better or less severe. indignant. Adj : angry. crone. Noun: an unpleasant, old woman; a hag. sarcastical. Adj : cynical, cutting, or biting in tone .

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The Crucible- Act 1

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False Authority

False Authority. Katilyn Wyatt and DeAnna Mabe. Definition. Using a biased, suspicious, or incredible source to defend a conclusion. X is true because Y says so. Therefore, what Y says must be true. Analogy. Teachers

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English III

English III. 8-12 September. 9/8/2014. Warm Up : Exercise 2 on Page 138 of the grammar workbook on (or under) your desk. Do not write in the book. Please complete the assignment in your Warm Up notebook Essential Question : What were the Salem Witch Trials and why did they happen?

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Honors English II American Literature Mrs. Greenblatt September 27, 2013

Honors English II American Literature Mrs. Greenblatt September 27, 2013.

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Crucible Act I

Crucible Act I. Act One Using a dictionary, define the word crucible . What does the opening passage to act one tell us about the Puritans and their views of how the world works? According to the passage, what are the differences between the 1692 Salemites and their Mayflower predecessors?

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