We Aren't Superstitious
Ben Franklin
Sinners in the hands of an angry God
Literary Devices
Puritanism
100

True or False: Benet used a sarcastic tone when he states "The Justices, no doubt, congratulated themselves on their prompt and intelligent action."

True, this is verbal irony (AKA sarcasm)

100

True/false: Ben Franklin was not a Puritan, but had similar values

True

100

What was the tone of this sermon

Fearful

100

What is figurative language

Expressions with a different meaning than the literal meaning
100

Why did the puritans leave England and come to America

to further purify their religion

200

True/False: Is this an example of situational irony 

Massachusetts paid money to the victims who were accused witches 

False

200
How does Franklin attempt to eradicate his flaws that don't align with his 13 core values?

He spends 1 week working on a flaw then onto the next.

200

Jonathon Edwards sermon appeals to the readers *passions* and emotions, he is using ethos, pathos, or logos?

Pathos

200

What refers to an idea or feeling associated with a word rather than the dictionary definition? Ex. childlike, youthful

Connotation

200

Who was the focus of Puritanism's beliefs

God

300

Which word best completes the sentence:

Puritans thought that witches were controlled by the devil and that their actions and behavior was BLANK so they must end the behavior by hanging them. 


Vexing, arduous, incorrigible, benevolent

Incorrigible

300

Which of these was NOT a virtue Franklin tried to correct: Temperance, order, silence, laughter

Laughter

300

What was Jonathan Edwards trying to convey about God's power throughout his sermon

That he is angry with your sins and can easily send you to hell

300

What refers to word choice

diction

300

Who did the puritans believe should receive an education

Both men and women

400

The Puritans needed to BLANK all the witches from existence because they had BLANK that they would ruin their Puritan community and lives. 

Eradicate, affluence

Eradicate, facilitate

Eradicate, convictions

Facilitate, convictions

Eradicate, convictions

400

Ben Franklin realizes it's better to have flaws than to always be perfect similar to the BLANK in his autobiography

A. Speckled Ax analogy

B. Sharpened Sword metaphor

A. Speckled Ax analogy

400

Does this passage best convey the theme, metaphor, or connotation of Edwards sermon?

"You are thus in the hands of an angry God; 'tis nothing but his mere pleasure that keeps you from being this moment swallowed up in everlasting destruction"

Theme

400

What conveys an authors attitude about what he is writing

Tone

400

What do the Puritans believe in

Industry, moderation, simplicity

500

The children who were 'bewitched' would BLANK the trials and were quite fatigued after their arduous performances


Facilitate, Vex, incorrigible, inclinations

Must define sentence in vocab synonyms

*Facilitate* The children who were bewitched would make the trials easier and were tired after their difficult performances.

500

What can we infer from this quote: 

"As I knew, or thought I knew, what was right and wrong, I did not see why I might not always do one and avoid the other." 

Franklin was unaware of how arduous achieving moral perfection was

500

Which word best completes the sentence:

The puritans found moral perfection was BLANK and difficult to achieve

Affluence, arduous, incorrigible, benevolent

Arduous

500

What conveys a reader's attitude/feeling toward what they are reading?

Mood

500

What was the movement that Jonathan Edwards was a part of that tried to bring Puritanism back called

The Great Awakening