'Parris' diaporamas de présentation

Crucible Reverse Jeopardy

Crucible Reverse Jeopardy . Who is the protagonist of The Crucible?. John Proctor. Back. Who are the Antagonists of The Crucible?. Abigail and Danforth. Back. Why is Parris so afraid to have Betty named as a witch?. He could lose his job and reputation. Back.

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Crucible Act 2

Crucible Act 2. Formative. 1 At the beginning of Act 2, Elizabeth Proctor wants her husband to go to Salem because she wants him to. a charge Abigail as a fraud b find out about the trial proceedings. 2 The real reason John Proctor avoids going to Salem is that he.

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Crucible Act 2

Crucible Act 2. Formative. 1 At the beginning of Act 2, Elizabeth Proctor wants her husband to go to Salem because she wants him to. a charge Abigail as a fraud b find out about the trial proceedings. 2 The real reason John Proctor avoids going to Salem is that he.

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The Crucible

The Crucible. Act IV. 1. In the beginning of Act Four, how does the author indicate the passage of time?. With reference to fall in the first stage direction. 2. Summarize the conversation between Herrick, Good, and Tituba. What does this show about the mental state of the prisoners?.

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Writing a Response to Literature

Writing a Response to Literature. Introduction Outline:. Introduction: Attention grabber/Hook Background on the Novel ( 1-3 sentences) Thesis statement Arguable Supportable Original. Possible Hooks:. 1. an interesting quotation ( related to the theme)

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The Crucible By Arthur Miller

The Crucible By Arthur Miller. An introduction To: Characterizations. Introductory Information. Written by Arthur Miller 1953 A fictional recreation of the Salem witch trials, their origins, and a psychological investigation of the act of persecution and McCarthyism.

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The Crucible

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The Crucible

The Crucible . Real life vs The Crucible . Y oung Betty Parris became strangely ill The cause of her symptoms may have been some combination of stress, asthma, guilt, boredom, child abuse, epilepsy, and delusional psychosis .

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Act 3 Mini Quiz

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Tituba

Tituba. Taylor Lecza Ms. DelGrego Junior English CP D 11-7-11. No one knows when she was Born or When she died . - Reverend Samuel Parris, another slave named John Indian and her moved to Boston

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Abigail Williams

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Do Now

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Appeal to Ridicule

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Logical Fallacy

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The Crucible , Act 1

The Crucible , Act 1. Discussion Points. Characters Introduced in Act 1. Tituba (40s) Parris (mid 40s) Abigail (17) Susanna (slightly younger than Abigail) Goody Putman (45) Thomas Putnam (near 50) Mercy Lewis (18) Mary Warren (17) Betty Parris (10) John Proctor (mid 30s)

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The Crucible

The Crucible. Parris Character Study. Introduction to Parris.

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Renewable energy-solar

Renewable energy-solar . By Jye and Parris .

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DA STRAW MAN

DA STRAW MAN. The straw man fallacy occurs when person B takes an argument from person A and refutes a related but more susceptible argument in the place of the original argument. David Shircliff, Wesley Holloway, Gavin West. Universal Example.

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Parris

Act One. John Proctor. Dislike and distrust. Parris. Had an affair. slave. Distrust and dislike. niece. daughter. Abigail. Tituba. Betty. Thomas and Ann Putnam. Conjured spirits in the forest. Calls them to be free from Devil and to call out names of witched. daughter.

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