Foundational Documents
The Crucible
CERL
Parts of Speech
Wild
100

Who wrote The Declaration of Independence?

Thomas Jefferson

100

Who wrote "The Crucible?"

Arthur Miller

100

What does the "C" stand for?

Claim

100

What are the nouns in this sentence: 

My dad loves to read. 

dad

100

What is the definition of a "theme" in literature 

Central, unifying idea or message

Universal

200

How many amendments are in the Bill of Rights?

10

200

Who is the protagonist of the play?

John Proctor 

200

What are some transition words that are helpful when answering a CERL prompt?

In Summation, In Summary, In conclusion, For example...

200

What are the verbs in the sentence?

The teacher has corrected my poor grammar. 

has corrected

200

What is does "fastidious" mean?

Hard to please; picky, paticular

300

Who wrote the Gettysburg address?

Abraham Lincoln

300

Why does John Proctor not go to church on Sundays?

He has issues with Rev. Parris

300

How many pieces of textual evidence should you include in your response?

At least 2

300

What are the adjectives: When the old, bald man died, he left money to his grieving family. 

old, bald, grieving

300

Use the vocabulary word "milieu" correctly in a sentence. 

Example: The author of the book chose a dark forest for the milieu of the story. 

400

Why did the colonists want independence from Britain?

Feelings of injustice, oppression from British policies, weren't being treated fairly, taxation without representation, violating their rights....

400

What year in the story did the trials take place?

1692


400

How long should a good CERL response be?

1 paragraph; 4-6 sentences

400

Identify the part of speech of EACH word in the sentence: Ohm Carmine and I often told funny stories at summer camp.

Oh - interjection, Carmine - noun, and - conjunction, I-pronoun, often (adverb), told (verb), funny (adjective), stories (noun), at (preposition), summer (adjective), camp (noun)

400

Who killed Gatsby?

George Wilson

500

1. Name 5 potential themes for a text (short story, poem novel, etc.).

2. What are the 4 types of sentences?

1. love, good vs. evil, loss, identity, morality, coming of age, betrayal, loyalty, friendship, change vs. tradition

2. Interrogative, declarative, imperative, and exclamatory. 

500

Why does Abigail live with Rev. Parris?

She is an orphan, and she is his niece. 

500

What should a good claim do?

Restate the question and clearly state your answer/claim. 

500

Find the preposition(s) in the sentence:

Due to the storm, it was very difficult to walk against the wind. 

against

500

Who is the dishonest golfer in "The Great Gastby?"

Jordan Baker

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