the crucible vocab review
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The Crucible Vocab Review. Hamlett English III. Crucible Vocab Jeopardy. a small doll. poppet. hints. intimations. DAILY DOUBLE!!!. awkward confusion; struggling. floundering. hateful or disgusting actions. abominations. a severe test. crucible. chaos; lawlessness. anarchy. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
The CrucibleThe CrucibleVocab ReviewVocab Review
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Crucible Crucible VocabVocab JeopardyJeopardy
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a small dolla small doll
poppetpoppet
hintshints
intimationsintimations
DAILY DOUBLE!!!DAILY DOUBLE!!!
awkward confusion;awkward confusion;strugglingstruggling
flounderingfloundering
hateful or disgusting actionshateful or disgusting actions
abominationsabominations
a severe testa severe test
cruciblecrucible
chaos; lawlessnesschaos; lawlessness
anarchyanarchy
draw away; shake in draw away; shake in fearfear
quailquail
slander/defamationslander/defamation
calumnycalumny
secret group; cliquesecret group; clique
factionfaction
DAILY DOUBLE!!!DAILY DOUBLE!!!
pretendingpretending
dissemblingdissembling
The lawyers handled the The lawyers handled the cases cases , and their , and their
clients were unjustly clients were unjustly convicted.convicted.
ineptlyineptly
It is obvious that the It is obvious that the witch trials were witch trials were
and that the rights of and that the rights of those on trial were those on trial were
violated.violated.
taintedtainted
The preacher The preacher took took part in the trials, very part in the trials, very
eager to rid their society of eager to rid their society of witches.witches.
avidlyavidly
Months in jail left the Months in jail left the prisoners prisoners and and
pale, looking as if they had pale, looking as if they had been seriously ill.been seriously ill.
gauntgaunt
Puritans despised Puritans despised behavior and strove to behavior and strove to
be pure and holy people.be pure and holy people.
licentiouslicentious
subservientsubservient
obedient, submissiveobedient, submissive
DAILY DOUBLE!!!DAILY DOUBLE!!!
imperceptibleimperceptible
not noticeablenot noticeable
canny, wilycanny, wily
Cunning, craftyCunning, crafty
cleavecleave
clingcling
disputationdisputation
argumentargument
The The of depression he of depression he felt was so deep that he felt was so deep that he
couldn’t seem to pull couldn’t seem to pull himself out of it.himself out of it.
abyssabyss
Daily Double!Daily Double!Once the boy’s room was Once the boy’s room was
, his mother lifted his , his mother lifted his punishment and allowed him to punishment and allowed him to
go out.go out.
immcaulateimmcaulate
The minister in Puritan The minister in Puritan days had days had
influence, and most influence, and most people of the community people of the community
would follow his lead.would follow his lead.
prodigiousprodigious
He prided himself on He prided himself on his his and and
always told the truth.always told the truth.
probityprobity
DAILY DOUBLE!!!DAILY DOUBLE!!!
John Proctor is John Proctor is about his innocence to the about his innocence to the
point of tearing up his point of tearing up his confession in favor of confession in favor of
hanging.hanging.
adamentadament
Final JeopardyFinal JeopardyWhy did Arthur Miller select Why did Arthur Miller select cruciblecrucible for the for the
title of the play?title of the play?