Question

John Proctor brings Question Blank 1 of 1
Answer
to court to testify AGAINST Abigail Williams and the girls.

Question at position 25
25

Fill in the Blank
2 points



Question at position 25
The climax builds in Act 3 when Elizabeth
Question Blank 1 of 1
choose your answer...


Question at position 26
26

Multiple Choice
2 points



Question at position 26

Whose Line Is It? "I say--I say--God is dead!"


Reverend Hale


Reverend Parris


John Proctor


Abigail Williams

Question at position 27
27

Multiple Choice
2 points



Question at position 27

In paragraph 135, what surprising news is announced?


Elizabeth is pregnant.


Abigail is pregnant.


Mrs. Putnam is pregnant (again).


Tituba is pregnant.

Question at position 28
28

Multiple Choice
2 points



Question at position 28

What does the raven say in "The Raven"?


"Nevermore"


"Not again"


"No more"


"Forgive me"

Question at position 29
29

Multiple Choice
2 points



Question at position 29

"Once upon a midnight dreary" establishes what mood in the beginning of "The Raven"?


dark and depressing


light and joyful


undetermined


humorous and ironic

Question at position 30
30

Multiple Choice
2 points



Question at position 30

The speaker in "The Raven" believes that the sound outside his door is --- (stanza 1 and 3)


a visitor knocking


a raven calling to him


angels singing out to him


an owl in the night

Question at position 31
31

Multiple Choice
2 points



Question at position 31

Which of the following is a characteristic of poetry found in the poem?


organized into stanzas


a speaker


tone


figurative language

Question at position 32
32

Fill in the Blank
2 points



Question at position 32
The author of "The Raven" is Question Blank 1 of 1
type your answer...
.

Spelling does count, so type the answer correctly.

Question at position 33
33

Fill in the Blank
2 points



Question at position 33
Paine notes that "Government by kings was first introduced into the world by the
Question Blank 1 of 1
choose your answer...
."

Question at position 34
34

Multiple Choice
2 points



Question at position 34

What does Paine suggest is the problem with a monarchic government?


It is too decentralized.


It encourages too much freedom.


It perpetuates tyranny.


It lacks sufficient authority.

Question at position 35
35

Multiple Choice
2 points



Question at position 35

Which kind of government does Paine advocate for?


Oligarchy


Democracy


Monarchy


Dictatorship

Question at position 36
36

Multiple Choice
2 points



Question at position 36

Paine predicts what he calls "a kind of government by guardianship, which can last no longer till the colonies come of age," (page 28) comparing the relationship between England and America to that of ---


a parent and child


a teacher and a student


a husband and a wife


a coach and an athlete

Question at position 37
37

Multiple Choice
2 points



Question at position 37

Paine writes, "that this continent can make no laws but what the king gives leave to," (page 27).

Which phrase best explains the meaning of this quotation?


America can not pass any laws except the laws the king allows to be passed.


The entire continent hopes the king will leave them alone.


The king must leave the entire continent alone to make laws.


Anyone who does not like the king's laws can leave.

Question at position 38
38

Fill in the Blank
2 points



Question at position 38
On page 26, Paine calls the king the
Question Blank 1 of 1
choose your answer...
of England

Question at position 39
39

Multiple Choice
2 points



Question at position 39

On page 41, what does Paine say is the role of government regarding religion?


To protect all religions


To enforce only the religion of the king


To eliminate all religions


Paine says they will sort out religion later

Question at position 40
40

Multiple Choice
2 points



Question at position 40

The "seed time of good habits" is figurative language that shows ---


the vegetation in the colonies


good habits grow like a seed that is planted


farming techniques used in colonial America

Answer 1

Here are the answers:

25. The climax builds in Act 3 when Elizabeth lies about John’s affair (to protect him).
26. John Proctor
27. Elizabeth is pregnant.
28. "Nevermore"
29. Dark and depressing
30. A visitor knocking
31. Organized into stanzas
32. Edgar Allan Poe
33. Heathen (heathen nations)
34. It perpetuates tyranny.
35. Democracy
36. A parent and child
37. America cannot pass any laws except the laws the king allows to be passed.
38. Royal brute (the "royal brute" of England)
39. To protect all religions
40. Good habits grow like a seed that is planted.