Old Vocab Mix
Who Said That?
New Vocab Mix
Historical Context
Name That Character
100

the act or placement of two things to highlight their contrast

juxtaposition

100

"No, no, sir, I don't truck with no Devil!"

Tituba

100

a contradiction that has truth

paradox

100

define theocracy

government based on religion

100

authoritative, anxious, frazzled

Rev. Parris

200

define: vapid

Lacking liveliness; dull

200

"She comes to me every night to go and drink blood!"

Abigail

200

define & provide part of speech: precipitate

to bring about suddenly (verb)

200

describe the absolutes present in our story

god/devil, good/evil, puritanism/diabolism

200

"hysterical", unpredictable, chaotic

Ann Putnam 

300

Proceeding in a subtle or gradual way but with harmful effects

Insidious

300

"What sort of soup were in this kettle, Abigail?"

Rev. Hale

300

a claim or assertion made without proof

an allegation

300
Town, Colony, and Year of the setting  (year must be exact)

Salem, MA, 1692

300

Submissive, fearful, victimized

Tituba

400

Define: delineate

To describe or portray something in detail

400

"It suggests to the mind what the trouble be among us all these years. Think on it. Wherefore is everybody suing everybody else?"

Giles

400

the act of undermining authority 

subversion

400

what was McCarthyism?

political ideology wherein fear of Communism took over rationality 

400

"honest"

John Proctor

500

spell & provide word: to make something worse or more intense

exacerbate 

500

"Is it the Devil's fault that a man cannot say you good morning without you clap him for defamation?"

John Proctor

500

Word derived from the Greeks, who created this term to describe a person

barbaric

500

describe how groupthink can lead to hysteria?

if everyone thinks the same, there is no critical thinking, and people are more likely to believe misinformation and act irrationally

500

wise, pragmatic, experienced

Rebecca Nurse 

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