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Who Said That?
General Crucible
Random things I can think of in a few minutes
100

part of speech: resentment

noun


100

define: commodities 

basic goods and services

100

"Oh, how unwillingly!"

Elizabeth

100

Name 3 characters besides the Proctors who have appeared in Act II. 

Will vary


100

What two languages is English derived from?

Latin and Greek

200

provide two derivations of "evasion" 

and list parts of speech

evasive (adj) evade (v)


200

part of speech and example: juxtaposition

contrast (n)

200

"Let you sit, Goodwife Proctor."

Hale

200

What is a poppet? Why is it ironic?

A small doll; a gesture of kindness. It's ironic because Mary gave it to Elizabeth as a trap. 

200

How old is the Earth? (Will accept a range) 

OR 

How old is the Universe? 

3.5 billion years old or 13.86 billion years old

300

what vocab word relates to the state of mind in which you're totally obsessed with yourself / over prideful? Include part of speech. 


noun: vanity
300

define and use in a sentence: jargon 

field-specific language; the doctor was speaking jargon that I could not understand about the medical field.

300

"I see now your spirit twists around the single error of my life, and I will never tear it free!"

John

300

What happened to Abigail in Act II, although we never heard from her? 

She stuck herself with a needle in court. 

300

Name two types of amphibians. 

Frogs, salamanders, newts 

400

Who is evasive in Act II? Why? 

Elizabeth or John are good options, with rational explanations (e.g., Eliz. is evasive with Hale because she doesn't like his insinuations)

400

define, part of speech, and sentence: 


contemptible 

worthy of intense dislike (contempt) 

ADJ

sentences vary

400

"Why, I meant no harm by it, sir."

Mary Warren

400

Who is Ezekiel Cheever?

A court official coming to Salem to arrest Elizabeth. 

400
Name all the steps of the Scientific Method...

I don't have time to type it out :)

500

Go up to the board and write 2 sentences, one with each part of speech for warrant. 

Will vary.

500

define, part of speech, and write a sentence on the board: 

incessantly

ADV


done repeatedly and excessively, to an annoying extent 


500

"'Tis hard proof! ... I tell you true, Proctor, I never warranted to see such proof of Hell, and I bid you obstruct me not, for I --"

Ezekiel Cheever

500

Name the other two characters who we learned have been arrested for witchcraft, and why. 

Rebecca - "murder" 

Martha - reading

500

What is unusual about the light of stars in our sky?

The light takes millions of years to get to us. All the stars we "see" are dead.