Mcc: Crucible Act IV & "Sinners"
Quiz over Act IV of The Crucible and Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God
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- 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
Correct Answer
B. Hale has no authority in the jailExplanation
The correct answer is that Hale has no authority in the jail. This means that Danforth does not want Hale in the jail because he does not have the necessary power or control to be in charge of the situation. Danforth may believe that having someone without authority present could lead to chaos or confusion, so he prefers to exclude Hale from the jail.Rate this question:
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- 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
Correct Answer
A. Make people confessExplanation
Hale is being asked to come to the jail in order to make people confess. This suggests that there are individuals who have committed some wrongdoing or are withholding information, and Parris believes that Hale has the ability to persuade them to confess. The reason behind this request could be to uncover the truth, seek justice, or gather important information for the ongoing situation.Rate this question:
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- 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.
Correct Answer
D. He cries all the time.Explanation
The behavior of crying all the time indicates that something is bothering Parris. Crying is often a sign of emotional distress or sadness, suggesting that Parris is going through a difficult time or experiencing some form of emotional turmoil. This behavior can be seen as a clear indication that something is bothering him, as it is an outward expression of his internal struggles.Rate this question:
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- 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.
Correct Answer
C. Very few people come to Proctor's excommunication.Explanation
The evidence that Parris gives to support the claim that the townspeople do not support the trials is that very few people come to Proctor's excommunication. This suggests that the townspeople are not interested or invested in the proceedings of the trials, indicating a lack of support for them.Rate this question:
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- 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
Correct Answer
C. Get people to confessExplanation
Hale tries to get people to confess in this drama because he believes that by doing so, he can uncover the truth and bring justice. He sees it as his duty to expose the lies and deceit that have plagued the community, and he believes that by getting people to confess, he can help bring about a resolution to the conflicts and restore order. Hale's actions are driven by his desire to uncover the truth and do what is right, even if it means challenging the powerful and influential individuals in the community.Rate this question:
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- 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
Correct Answer
A. Is unwilling to admit his mistakesExplanation
Based on Danforth's statement, "I cannot pardon these when twelve are already hanged for the same crime," it can be inferred that he is unwilling to admit his mistakes. This is because he refuses to reconsider his decision and pardon those who may be innocent, even though there is evidence that others may have been wrongly executed. This suggests a lack of willingness to acknowledge any errors or flaws in his judgment, indicating his unwillingness to admit his mistakes.Rate this question:
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- 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.
Correct Answer
B. The town must know that he has confessed.Explanation
Danforth insists that Proctor sign the confession because he wants the town to know that Proctor has admitted to his crimes. This is important for Danforth because he wants to maintain his reputation as a fair and just judge. He believes that if Proctor does not sign the confession, it will make him appear weak and indecisive, and it will cast doubt on the validity of the court proceedings. By having Proctor sign the confession, Danforth can show the town that the court is successfully uncovering and punishing those involved in witchcraft.Rate this question:
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- 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.
Correct Answer
D. Proctor refuses to be part of a lie.Explanation
Proctor's anger after signing the paper can be attributed to his refusal to be part of a lie. This suggests that he values his integrity and honesty, and does not want to be involved in any deceitful actions. Proctor's refusal shows his strong moral character and his unwillingness to compromise his principles, even if it means facing consequences or harm.Rate this question:
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- 9.
Conciliatory means
- A.
Ashamed
- B.
Agreeable
- C.
Concerned
- D.
Faithful
Correct Answer
B. AgreeableExplanation
The correct answer is "agreeable." Conciliatory means being willing to make compromises or to reconcile differences, which aligns with the definition of agreeable.Rate this question:
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- 10.
What does adamant mean?
- A.
Unyielding
- B.
Ordinary
- C.
Silent
- D.
Appealing
Correct Answer
A. UnyieldingExplanation
Adamant means being unyielding or refusing to be persuaded or to change one's mind. It implies a strong determination and stubbornness in one's beliefs or actions. The word "adamant" is often used to describe someone who is firm and unwavering in their decisions or opinions, regardless of any opposing arguments or influence. Therefore, "unyielding" is the correct answer as it best captures the meaning of adamant.Rate this question:
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- 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
Correct Answer
A. FearExplanation
The author hopes to cause fear in his listeners when he describes God as angry. By portraying God as angry, the author wants to instill a sense of terror and apprehension in his audience, emphasizing the consequences of their sinful actions. This fear is intended to motivate them to repent and seek salvation, as they are made aware of the wrath of God and the potential consequences of their actions.Rate this question:
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- 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
Correct Answer
C. People who are unconvertedExplanation
The author's main audience for this sermon is people who are unconverted. This can be inferred from the title of the sermon itself, "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God," which suggests that the author is addressing those who have not yet converted to the faith. Additionally, the sermon's content focuses on the consequences of sin and the urgency of repentance, which would be most relevant to individuals who have not yet embraced the author's religious beliefs.Rate this question:
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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
Correct Answer
C. Accepting Jesus ChristExplanation
The author of "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God" suggests that accepting Jesus Christ can save people from God's wrath. This implies that the author believes that salvation comes through faith in Jesus and his sacrifice for humanity's sins. By accepting Jesus Christ, individuals can receive forgiveness and be spared from the consequences of God's anger.Rate this question:
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- 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
Correct Answer
A. Suffer God's eternal wrathExplanation
The author believes that he can only inadequately describe the experience of suffering God's eternal wrath. This suggests that the author perceives this suffering to be beyond human understanding or description, emphasizing its immense and overwhelming nature.Rate this question:
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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
Correct Answer
B. Love from GodExplanation
The author suggests that everlasting life for those who are born again is filled with love from God. This implies that in the afterlife, individuals will experience a deep and unconditional love from a divine being. This love is likely to bring comfort, joy, and a sense of fulfillment, making the eternal life a positive and fulfilling experience.Rate this question:
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- 16.
What does appease mean?
- A.
Praise
- B.
Teach
- C.
Soothe
- D.
Cure
Correct Answer
C. SootheExplanation
Appease means to soothe or calm someone, usually by satisfying their demands or needs. It involves pacifying or placating someone in order to avoid conflict or to make them feel more at ease. This can be done through actions or words that help to alleviate anger, tension, or dissatisfaction. Soothing someone involves providing comfort or reassurance, and it is the most appropriate synonym for appease among the given options.Rate this question:
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- 17.
To abhor something is to
- A.
Consider it unimportant
- B.
Regard it with disgust
- C.
Rule it illegal
- D.
View it with fear
Correct Answer
B. Regard it with disgustExplanation
To abhor something means to regard it with disgust. This implies that the person finds the thing or action extremely repulsive or detestable. It goes beyond simply considering it unimportant or viewing it with fear. Additionally, ruling it illegal is not necessarily related to the feeling of disgust. Therefore, the correct answer is to regard it with disgust.Rate this question:
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- 18.
What does abominable mean?
- A.
Detestable
- B.
Annoying
- C.
Lazy
- D.
Rude
Correct Answer
A. DetestableExplanation
Abominable means detestable, which refers to something or someone that is extremely unpleasant, hateful, or repugnant. It implies a strong feeling of disgust or hatred towards the object or person in question. Therefore, the correct answer is detestable.Rate this question:
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- 19.
Incense means to cause to be extremely
- A.
Quiet
- B.
Angry
- C.
Tired
- D.
Sad
Correct Answer
B. AngryExplanation
The word "incense" is a verb that means to cause someone to be extremely angry. It is often used to describe a situation where someone's actions or words have provoked intense anger or outrage in another person. Therefore, the correct answer is "angry".Rate this question:
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- 20.
Deliverance means
- A.
Attention to rules
- B.
Time away from work
- C.
Location near home
- D.
Rescue from danger
Correct Answer
D. Rescue from dangerExplanation
Deliverance refers to being rescued or saved from a dangerous or harmful situation. It implies being freed from a perilous or threatening condition, often involving physical or emotional harm. This term is commonly used in contexts where individuals are in need of assistance or protection from harm, emphasizing the act of being delivered from danger or a potentially harmful situation.Rate this question:
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