The Crucible
One Night the Moon
Curious Incident
Stopping by Woods
Unseen Texts
100

He is the protagonist of the play

Who is John Proctor?

100

Australian singer, Paul Kelly plays this central protagonist of the short film.

Who is Jim?

100

The novel follows Christopher Boone as he investigates the murder of this household pet.

What is a dog?

100

Whose woods are these? This author thinks he knows.

Who is Robert Frost?

100

This exam verb is considered a lower-order thinking verb and is synonymous with "recognizing".

What is "identify"?

200

This group of pilgrims were 16th and 17th century Protestants who sought to purify the Church of England from Roman Catholic practices.

Who are Puritans?

200

Jim claims that "this land is mine" and that it spans all the way to this border.

What is, "the old fence line"?

200

Christopher is a bright, albeit socially stunted, child. He's so bright in fact, that he will be sitting this exam soon (well ahead of his year level).

What are A Levels?

200

When stopping in the woods, the horse give these instruments a shake to ask his driver if there is some mistake.

What are "harness bells"?

200

In visual texts, this is the first thing your eye views.

What is a salient image?

300

This was the practice of making accusations of subversion or treason especially when it related to communism or socialism.

What is Mccarthyism?

300

Sounds that do not originate within the world of the short film, such as the song "Moon Child" are said to be this type of sound.

What is non-diegetic?

300

Christopher relates himself to this appliance when he struggles to comprehend the lies he has been told by his father.

What is a computer?

300

I would want to get home quickly if I were stuck in the woods, let alone on this day of the year.

What is "the coldest day"?

300

This is the natural line our eyes take when viewing an image.

What are "reading paths"?

400

An attack on one's character or morality.

What is ad hominem?

400

After Rose bathes herself, her perspective is renewed and she seeks the assistance of Albert. This is said to be an example of this holy technique.

What is religious allusion?

400

Author, Mark Haddon frequently uses unorthodox THIS TERM throughout the book. Handy when Christopher needs to explain himself without words.

What is orthography?

400

These three adjectives are used to describe the woods.

What are "lovely", "dark" and "deep"?

400

This exam verb asks you to give a detailed account of aspects of a text.

What is "describe"?

500

This is the commandment John Proctor forgets when quizzed by Reverend Hale...Awkward!

What is, "Thou shalt not commit adultery"?

500

Albert and Jim's song, "This Land is Mine" is a clever twist on this classic movie song type.

What is a "duet"?

500

This loving gesture is used by Christopher's father to show that he love him.

What is "spreads his fingers out into a fan and touch finger tips"?

500

This is where the persona has stopped on his journey. Not a farmhouse to be seen.

What is "between woods and frozen lake"?

500

This exam verb asks you to form an idea or opinion about the value of a text

What is "evaluate" or "assess"?