Crucible Characters
Crucible Quotes
Rhetorical Appeals
Stop that Logical Fallacy
Argument Basics
100

This slave from Barbados is the first person accused of witchcraft and confesses after being pressured.

Who is Tituba

100

“I saw Goody Good with the Devil! I saw Goody Osburn with the Devil!”

Who is Tituba

100

A doctor recommending a medical treatment is an example of this appeal.

What is Ethos

100

This fallacy happens when someone claims something is true because everyone believes it.

What is bandwagon 

100

This is the main point or position that a writer is trying to prove.

What is a claim

200

This minister worries more about his reputation in Salem than the truth of the trials.

Who is Reverend Parris

200

“There is either obedience or the church will burn like Hell is burning!”

Who is Reverend Parris 

200

This rhetorical appeal focuses on emotions.

What is pathos

200

“If you don’t support this law, criminals will take over the streets.”

What is Scare Tactic/Appeal to Fear

200

This part of an argument explains how the evidence supports the claim.

What is reasoning 

300

This woman is known for her strong moral character and struggles to forgive her husband’s affair.

Elizabeth Proctor 

300

“I have given you my soul; leave me my name!”

Who is John Proctor 

300

This rhetorical appeal relies on facts, statistics, and logical reasoning.

What is logos

300

This fallacy uses fear or threats instead of evidence to persuade people.

What is Appeal to Fear or Scare Tactic

300

Facts, statistics, quotes, or examples used to support a claim are called this.

What is evidence 

400

This character leads many of the accusations and once worked for John Proctor.

Who is Abigail Williams

400

“The magistrate sits in your heart that judges you.”

Who is Elizabeth Proctor 

400

If a student argues that school should start later by presenting sleep research and statistics, they are using this appeal.

What is logos

400

This fallacy suggests that one event will lead to a chain of terrible events without evidence.

What is Slippery Slope 

400

This is the opposing viewpoint that a writer addresses in an argument.

What is a counterargument or counterclaim 

500

This young girl pretends to see spirits in court and later joins Abigail in accusing others.

Who is Mary Warren 

500

“I denounce these proceedings.”

Who is Hale 

500

When a speaker lists their qualifications, experience, or background to gain trust from the audience, they are using this appeal.

What is Ethos 

500

This fallacy attacks the person instead of the argument.

What is Ad Hominem 

500

This is when a writer restates information from a source in their own words.

What is paraphrasing