The Crucible
Proctor's "name" also refers to his...
What is his moral integrity/honor?
The way Transcendentalists found truth.
What is, through individual conscience/experience.
The yellow wallpaper symbolizes.
What is oppression/entrapment?
Identify the verb: The villagers accuse their neighbors.
What is accuse?
The meaning of resolute.
What is determined?
The reason Proctor initially did not want to admit to his affair.
What is it would destroy his reputation?
The mood Poe creates in The Raven.
What is despair/grief?
The reason the narrator's conditions worsens.
What is isolation/no mental stimulation?
Define pungent.
What is a strong smell?
The way fear in Salem is spread.
What is the girls/fear of being accused?
The House in House of Usher symbolizes.
What is mental decay/family corruption?
The portrayal of marriage in Story of an Hour symbolizes...
What is marriage is confinement/a trap?
What is "to confess publicly"?
Define dichotomy.
What is a contrast between two opposites?
The way Hale changes throughout the play.
What is he recognizes the injustice of the court.
The reason Poe uses 1st person narrators.
What is, to increase psychological intensity?
The open window in A Story of an Hour symbolizes...
What is freedom/the future?
Identify the indirect object: The family gave Joe support.
What is support?
Define impetuous.
What is acting without thinking?
The theme that is developed by Proctor's final choice in the play
What is, integrity may require sacrifice?
A shared theme across Poe, Dickinson, and other works we read.
What is identity, mortality, and conflict.
The two short stories share this thematic aspect.
What is that patriarchal control harms women?
What part of speech is judgment?
What is a noun?
Define punctilious.
What is extremely precise or detail-oriented?