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What is a memoir?
An emotionally driven nonfiction narrative from the perspective of the writer.
What does 'tone' refer to in a memoir?
The feeling or attitude conveyed by the way the writer sounds.
What is the 'mood' in the context of reading?
How we are made to feel as the reader.
What is a flashback?
A powerful transition back to a time within the context of the memoir to add extra context.
What is the author's purpose in writing a memoir?
The motive for writing, which may be to reminisce or to share a lesson.
What does 'showing not telling' mean?
It refers to setting the scene for dramatic effect rather than just telling the story without emotion.
What are hook techniques? Name some.
Techniques to engage readers, such as starting with a question, using dialogue, or creating a startling statement.
What does defamation mean?
A trick or rumor against someone's position.
What does abomination refer to?
A disastrous event.
What does it mean to defile something?
To take away something's purity.
What is the purpose of informational text?
To inform, persuade, give examples, and ultimately educate.
What is expository writing?
Non-fiction texts that give facts and information about a topic.
What is the definition of drama?
A story usually of human conflict told through dialogue and action.
What are stage directions?
Instructions in a script related to setting, lighting, and character movement.
What is the climax in a plot structure?
The point where conflict has risen to the highest level.
Where is 'The Crucible' set?
The city of Salem, Massachusetts, in the early 1800s.
Who is John Hale?
A minister who comes to examine witchcraft claims in Salem.
What motivates John Proctor's claim that God is dead?
The turmoil and inconsideration displayed by judges during the trials.
How does Hale feel about the requests he makes to the accused?
Disgusted with himself for asking innocent people to lie.
What does Rebecca Nurse's refusal to confess indicate about her character?
She is strong and moral, willing to sacrifice her life for truth.
What is a crucible?
A search or trial usually caused by turmoil.
What is the theme of 'The Crucible'?
Trying to preserve one's reputation can end up harming others.