Vocab Words
The Crucible
Literary Elements
Grammar Rules
100

Incessant definition 

Continuous/Non-stop

100

Had an affair with Abigail Williams

John Proctor

100

Comparison between two things not using like or as

Metaphor 

100

Punctuation that belongs around dialogue

Quotation marks

200

Disheveled

Messy

200

17th century term for "Ms."

Goody

200

Conversation between characters

Dialogue 

200

Punctuation mark that often denotes the beginning of a forthcoming list

Colon

300

Elation

Great excitement

300
State where Salem is

Massachusetts 

300

A symbolic comparison two another situation, not explicitly stated within the text

Allegory

300

Punctuation mark at the end of a sentence which denotes surprise

Exclamation mark!

400

Contemptuous 

Resentment or anger

400

Abigail's uncle's name (with job title)

Reverend Parris

400

A state that is a great over-exaggeration  

Hyperbole 

400

Location of an apostrophe denoting possession in a singular tense. (In this phrase, where does the apostrophe belong? Cats pajamas.)

After the t = Cat's pajamas 

500

Riveted

Deeply interested 

500

Other city where witchcraft hangings have already occurred 

Boston

500

Going backwards in time to look at a scene that previously occurred 

Flashback

500

Punctuation mark used at the end of an interrogative sentence

Question mark?