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Crucible Bellringer #1 8/9/13

Crucible Bellringer #1 8/9/13. Look at the picture below. What inferences can you make about the Puritans? List at least two inferences. Today’s Target: I can describe the historical context of 17 th century. Crucible Bellringer #2 8/12/13.

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Crucible Bellringer #1 8/9/13

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  1. Crucible Bellringer #1 8/9/13 • Look at the picture below. What inferences can you make about the Puritans? List at least two inferences. Today’s Target: I can describe the historical context of 17th century.

  2. Crucible Bellringer #2 8/12/13 • List two facts you learned about the Puritans from Friday’s notes. • List two facts you learned about the Salem Witch Trials from Friday’s notes. Today’s Target: I can describe the historical context of 17th century.

  3. The Crucible Bellringer # 3 8-13-13 Directions: Use your notes over the Salem Witch Trials video to help you complete the questions below. • What event started the suspicion that there were witches in Salem? • With what type of evidence were witches convicted? • What is the only way to avoid execution? Why is this ironic? Today’s Target: I can describe the historical context of the 17th century.

  4. The Crucible Bellringer # 4 8-14-13 • Think about the social media discussion we had yesterday, and think about the history of the Salem Witch Trials. Explain what you think these two things have in common. In what ways are they similar? Today’s Target: I can describe the historical context of the 17th century.

  5. The Crucible Bellringer #5 8-15-13 Directions: Use your notes from yesterday to help you answer these questions. • Who is the author (playwright) of The Crucible? • What was the author’s purpose in writing The Crucible? Today’s Target: I can compare and contrast what is directly stated in a text according to its implied or inferred meaning.

  6. The Crucible Bellringer #6 8-16-13 Directions: Use your character chart notes and your understanding of what we read yesterday to answer these questions. • Who is the protagonist of the play? • Who is the antagonist of the play? • What is Reverend Parris upset at the beginning of the play? • TRUE or FALSE: Abigail believes Betty is witched at this point in the play. Today’s Target: I can compare and contrast what is directly stated in a text according to its implied or inferred meaning.

  7. The Crucible Bellringer #7 8-19-13 Directions: Use your understanding of what we read Friday to answer these questions. • In what ways does Abigail try to get John Proctor back in Act I? • What does the lengthy fight the adults have demonstrate about the town of Salem? • Give an example of something Rebecca Nurse said in Act I that demonstrates that she is the voice of reason. Today’s Target: I can compare and contrast what is directly stated in a text according to its implied or inferred meaning.

  8. The Crucible Bellringer #88-20-13 Directions: Use your understanding of what we read yesterday to answer these questions. • Why do you think Abigail accuses Tituba of witchcraft? • At the end of the act, why do you think Abigail now claims witchcraft is real? What is her motive? Today’s Target: I can compare and contrast what is directly stated in a text according to its implied or inferred meaning.

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