Mcc: Crucible Act IV & "Sinners"
Quiz over Act IV of The Crucible and Sinners in the Hands of an Angry GodYou will need your textbook to complete this quiz. It is available online at:www. Classzone. Comaccess code: 3297558-950
- 1.Danforth does not want Hale in the jail because
- A.
Danforth thinks Hale is a witch
- B.
Hale has no authority in the jail
- C.
Parris says Hale will start a riot
- D.
Hale tries to help Proctor escape
- 2.Parris wants Hale to come to the jail to
- A.
Make people confess
- B.
Calm Proctor down
- C.
Tell Danforth about Andover
- D.
Help find Abigail
- 3.What behavior allows you to draw the conclusion that something is bothering Parris?
- A.
He fights with the judge.
- B.
He screams at people.
- C.
He dresses strangely.
- D.
He cries all the time.
- 4.What evidence does Parris give that the townspeople do not support the trials?
- A.
He is threatened with a knife for letting Tituba & Sarah be hanged.
- B.
People are too busy arguing over cows to come to the courthouse.
- C.
Very few people come to Proctor's excommunication.
- D.
People in Salem are beginning to move to Andover.
- 5.Hale tries to be a hero in this drama when he tries to
- A.
Start a riot
- B.
Rescue the orphans
- C.
Get people to confess
- D.
Save Elizabeth's baby
- 6.Danforth says, "I cannot pardon these when twelve are already hanged for the same crime." You can draw the conclusion that he
- A.
Is unwilling to admit his mistakes
- B.
Is unkind but completely fair
- C.
Has great feeling for the victims
- D.
Understands human nature
- 7.Why does Danforth insist that Proctor sign the confession?
- A.
Proctor's children must be punished.
- B.
The town must know that he has confessed.
- C.
The Devil will win if Proctor does not sign.
- D.
Danforth needs to count signatures.
- 8.Why is Proctor angry after he signs the paper?
- A.
The judge wants to use it to harm Rebecca.
- B.
He knows that Abigail got her way.
- C.
Elizabeth disrespects him now.
- D.
Proctor refuses to be part of a lie.
- 9.Conciliatory means
- A.
Ashamed
- B.
Agreeable
- C.
Concerned
- D.
Faithful
- 10.What does adamant mean?
- A.
Unyielding
- B.
Ordinary
- C.
Silent
- D.
Appealing
- 11.What feeling does the author hope to cause his listeners when he describes God as angry? (Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God)
- A.
Fear
- B.
Pity
- C.
Shame
- D.
Foolishness
- 12.Who is the author's main audience for this sermon? (Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God)
- A.
Occasional churchgoers
- B.
New church members
- C.
People who are unconverted
- D.
Visitors or strangers in town
- 13.What does the author say can save people from God's wrath? (Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God)
- A.
Paying attention in church
- B.
Performing good deeds
- C.
Accepting Jesus Christ
- D.
Gaining new intelligence
- 14.The author feels that he can only feebly describe what it is like to
- A.
Suffer God's eternal wrath
- B.
Teach listeners about God
- C.
Become born again
- D.
Live a normal life
- 15.The author portrays everlasting life for those who are born again as filled with
- A.
Earthly success
- B.
Love from God
- C.
New friends
- D.
Peace from heaven
- 16.What does appease mean?
- A.
Praise
- B.
Teach
- C.
Soothe
- D.
Cure
- 17.To abhor something is to
- A.
Consider it unimportant
- B.
Regard it with disgust
- C.
Rule it illegal
- D.
View it with fear
- 18.What does abominable mean?
- A.
Detestable
- B.
Annoying
- C.
Lazy
- D.
Rude
- 19.Incense means to cause to be extremely
- A.
Quiet
- B.
Angry
- C.
Tired
- D.
Sad
- 20.Deliverance means
- A.
Attention to rules
- B.
Time away from work
- C.
Location near home
- D.
Rescue from danger
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