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The Crucible Arthur Miller

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The Crucible

The Crucible. Act I. The Crucible begins in the house of Reverend Samuel Parris, whose daughter, Betty, lies unconscious in bed upstairs. .

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Bell Ringer: Thursday, Oct. 20

Bell Ringer: Thursday, Oct. 20. We briefly looked at this cartoon at the end of class yesterday. Now write the answers to the following questions:. Who are the CHARACTERS in the cartoon? What is the action in the cartoon? Is there anything interesting that catches your eye in this cartoon?

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Act 1 Mini Quiz

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The Crucible

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Bell work

Bell work. How would you end The Crucible ? If you had to write the final act of the drama, how would it end? Write a synopsis of your ending, make sure to inform the audience of what happens with the protagonist, antagonist, and foil. . State Standard Objectives.

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CQC Claim Quote Commentary

CQC Claim Quote Commentary. AKA: Making a Quote Sandwich. Before you can add a quote to an essay, you must have a thesis statement !. A thesis statement explicitly says what your body paragraphs are going to say. A thesis statement will look somewhat like a list

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English III

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John Proctor

John Proctor. Elizabeth Proctor. Abigail Williams. Reverend Hale. Reverend Parris. Deputy-Governor Danforth. Rebecca Nurse. Giles Corey. Mary Warren.

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English III- Unit 2 Day 20

English III- Unit 2 Day 20. Rough Drafts and Begin Act IV. Do-Now: Have out body paragraphs for Ms. Stitt to check. . Correct or incorrect? Fix if incorrect: There are three places I want to see in the next ten years, Switzerland, Bora Bora, and Thailand.

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Crucible Bellringer #15 9/5/12

Crucible Bellringer #15 9/5/12. Directions: Use your notes from yesterday to fill in the blanks below. 1. ___________________is a contrast between what the reader/audience expects to happen and what actually happens.

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The Crucible as an Allegory

The Crucible as an Allegory. Social Climate. The Climate in both cultures was burdened with petty politics and conflicts among neighbors . Cultural Beliefs.

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Bell work

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BELL WORK 23 October 2013 Ignorance of the Masses

Wednesday 10/23/13 Agenda Objective: We will generate notes on the Elizabethan Age using group work. Language: We will write in complete sentences. BELL WORK 23 October 2013 Ignorance of the Masses Write down these questions and then write quick responses (you have 8 minutes only):

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The Crucible

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The Crucible Study Guide *Restate every question. Use complete sentences.

The Crucible Study Guide *Restate every question. Use complete sentences. Act II 1.At the beginning of this act, John Proctor says, "It is winter in here yet." Why is this pertinent to what is going on? 2.Why has Mary Warren disobeyed her employers and gone to Salem?

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Changing Characters

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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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1. Choose a character from the following list: John Proctor Tituba

Crucible and McCarthyism Writing Prompts Please respond on your own paper in 1-2 paragraphs for each prompt. 1. Choose a character from the following list: John Proctor Tituba Elizabeth Proctor Reverend Parris Abigail Williams Mary Warren Reverend Hale Giles Corey

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