“Introduction to the Crucible†(reading guide and notes)

* The last three are not allocated in the class, but if you need more information when considering the outline, you can look them up and use them.

1. Use at least three sources to prove, defend, challenge, or define the idea that a society under pressure always treats a group of people or people as scapegoats. You can add ideas based on your experience and historical knowledge. You should quote direct and indirect quotations

2. The disadvantages of Abigail are very obvious, should she be responsible for the outcome of the game? why? Support your claim through concrete evidence in the play

It can withstand a lot of heat and can be used for melting iron and other metals, so citrus is a can. The term "ham" is also used to describe rigorous tests and difficult tests. Finally, "咕噜 咕噜" is also used as an adjective for high class steel. In consideration of these possibilities, which character best represents the meaning of the title of the show? why? Support your claim through concrete evidence in the play

4. Prove the following words. "Kuzu is basically about courage, weakness and truth." Why is this word correct? We support your argument and provide concrete evidence of individuals appropriate for these views

· Proctor is the protagonist of "miracle" of the mirror. After a scandal with Abigail Williams, he is a strong, powerful and resolute Christian full of guilt. Therefore, JP tried to supplement it with his wife Elizabeth Proctor. But I can see that this is his fault. Because fear and hesitation to dewing the truth is ultimately his downfall. "(I am angry with myself) What are you talking to Elizabeth?" In doubt - "Oh, Elizabeth, your justice will freeze the beer!" - "Do not worry" You will not forget anything and forgive nothing. - "Why, I - I will release my wife, Teacher -" My wife is pregnant! "(Trembling, his life has collapsed on him): I know her, I know her ... I am respectful to myself!

Puritan New England in the 17th century, the "minister 's black veil", is immersed in superstition just like a religion - as I recalled when reading "Früsselburg" earlier this year. For review, Puritan believed that God is omnipotent and omniscient. Their priesthood society - the legitimate combination based on the "Bible" and the "British Law" - make people inherently sinful and should receive eternal punishment, but God "chooses" those who are saved . To do this, Puritan tried to make it a symbol of saving moral life. Of course, this requires people to constantly monitor themselves and others in order to fight the "natural tendency" of sin.