Colonial Foundations & Explorers
Bradford & Providence
Rowlandson: Faith & Perspective
Bradstreet: From Ashes to Hope
Edwards & Salem
Quote Blending & Punctuation
100

What book most strongly influenced Puritan beliefs and writing?

The Bible

100

What holiday is associated with the Pilgrims’ harvest celebration with the Wampanoag?

Thanksgiving

100

What gives Rowlandson strength during captivity?

Her faith in God

100

Who is the “mighty Architect”?

God

100

What does Edwards want sinners to do?

Repent and seek salvation

100

With no parenthetical citation, does the final period go inside or outside quotation marks?

Inside

200

What church did the Puritans want to reform?

The Church of England

200

Bradford calls this person “a proud and very profane young man.” Who is he?

The sailor

200

Give two reasons her captors keep moving.

To find food and escape the English army

200

What does the “house on high” represent?

Heaven

200

What emotion does Edwards use to persuade listeners?

Fear

200

Should a comma follow that when a quotation fits directly into the sentence?

No

300

Name three forms of writing commonly used by Puritans.

Sermons, diaries, and poems

300

What does Providence mean in Bradford’s account?

God’s guidance and involvement in human events

300

Rowlandson refers to Jacob’s grief in the Bible. What literary device is this?

An allusion

300

What device appears in “Here stood that trunk” instead of “That trunk stood here”?

Inversion

300

What was spectral evidence during the Salem Witch Trials?

Claims that someone’s spirit harmed people

300

Fix this sentence: Bradstreet’s reference to a “house on high,” shows her hope in heaven.

Remove the comma after the quotation.

400

Columbus described Indigenous people highly valuing inexpensive beads. What European assumption does this reflect?

They would accept unfair trades.

400

Bradford uses everyday language and direct statements rather than elaborate descriptions. What is this writing style called?

Plain style

400

Name one action that challenges her description of her captors as cruel.

Sharing food with her

400

Bradstreet writes, “Then straight I ’gin my heart to chide.” What does chide mean?

To scold or criticize.

400

Why does the court want to display Proctor’s confession on the church door?

To justify the trials and pressure others to confess

400

Fill in the punctuation: Bradstreet recognizes that her possessions belong to God ___ “It was his own, it was not mine.”

A colon

500

How does the kindness shown by Indigenous people in La Relación challenge European biases?

It challenges the belief that they were cruel or uncivilized.

500

Massasoit helped the Pilgrims. His son later led resistance against the colonists during the war in which Rowlandson was captured. What was his name?

Metacom, also called King Philip

500

How can readers check for bias in Rowlandson’s account?

Compare her judgments with the actions she describes.

500

How does her tone change from the ruined-house section to the ending?

From sorrowful to hopeful about heaven

500

Why is it dangerous when questioning the court makes someone seem guilty?

People cannot safely challenge unfair decisions.

500

What single punctuation mark should replace the period after wealth to connect this quotation to its introduction?

A colon :

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