The Crucible
Which character wanted to conjure a spell to kill Elizabeth Proctor?
Abigail
Why was Christopher arrested?
For assaulting a police officer.
Why did Emily go missing?
Because she followed the moon
What technique is a figure of speech in which two essentially dissimilar objects or concepts are expressly compared with one another?
Simile
What does 'evaluate' want you to do?
Make a judgement based on criteria and determine the value of.
Which character said;
"Because it is my name! Because I cannot have another in my life."
John Proctor
How many cars does Christopher see on a good day and what colour do they have to be?
Five red cars
Who did Jim not want on his land and in the search party?
The 'black tracker' (Albert)
What techniques is a rhetorical device that features the repetition of a word or phrase at the beginning of successive sentences, phrases, or clauses?
Anaphora
What does 'identify' want you to do?
Recognise and name.
Why does Proctor finally tell about his affair?
To save Elizabeth because he cannot stand to hear Abigail call to God
Who killed Wellington?
Ed Boone (Father)
Who did Rose go to for help to find her missing daughter?
Albert
What technique is a rhetorical device that uses three parallel words?
Tricolon
What don't you add in the introduction paragraph?
Quotes and techniques
What crime was Elizabeth accused of?
Stabbing Abigail with a needle
Who was Christopher talking about when he said.
"And he always tells me the truth"?
His father (Ed Boone)
What are the themes in ONTM?
Racism, Prejudice and Loss
What tecnique is the repetition of phrases or words at the ends of sentences
Epistrophe
How many quotes are needed for a band 6 essay? (Closes answer wins)
10-12
Who said
"More weight"?
Giles Corey
What does Christopher like?
He likes art projects, planning things, he likes things in order, math, red cars, and prime numbers.
What decade was One Night the Moon set in?
1930s
What technique is seemingly absurd or self-contradictory
Paradoxical
How many pages for a band 6 essay written in 40 minutes?
3 or more