ELISE BAILEY - 2024 Mid-Term Study Guide - Student.txt

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What is a memoir?

An emotionally driven nonfiction narrative from the perspective of the writer.

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What does 'tone' refer to in a memoir?

The feeling or attitude conveyed by the way the writer sounds.

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What is the 'mood' in the context of reading?

How we are made to feel as the reader.

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What is a flashback?

A powerful transition back to a time within the context of the memoir to add extra context.

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What is the author's purpose in writing a memoir?

The motive for writing, which may be to reminisce or to share a lesson.

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What does 'showing not telling' mean?

It refers to setting the scene for dramatic effect rather than just telling the story without emotion.

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What are hook techniques? Name some.

Techniques to engage readers, such as starting with a question, using dialogue, or creating a startling statement.

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What does defamation mean?

A trick or rumor against someone's position.

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What does abomination refer to?

A disastrous event.

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What does it mean to defile something?

To take away something's purity.

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What is the purpose of informational text?

To inform, persuade, give examples, and ultimately educate.

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What is expository writing?

Non-fiction texts that give facts and information about a topic.

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What is the definition of drama?

A story usually of human conflict told through dialogue and action.

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What are stage directions?

Instructions in a script related to setting, lighting, and character movement.

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What is the climax in a plot structure?

The point where conflict has risen to the highest level.

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Where is 'The Crucible' set?

The city of Salem, Massachusetts, in the early 1800s.

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Who is John Hale?

A minister who comes to examine witchcraft claims in Salem.

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What motivates John Proctor's claim that God is dead?

The turmoil and inconsideration displayed by judges during the trials.

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How does Hale feel about the requests he makes to the accused?

Disgusted with himself for asking innocent people to lie.

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What does Rebecca Nurse's refusal to confess indicate about her character?

She is strong and moral, willing to sacrifice her life for truth.

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What is a crucible?

A search or trial usually caused by turmoil.

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What is the theme of 'The Crucible'?

Trying to preserve one's reputation can end up harming others.