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The Crucible Act II Scavenger Hunt & KEY (50 q)" />

The Crucible Act II Scavenger Hunt & KEY (50 q)

This open book scavenger hunt has 50 questions; students skim or reread Act II of Arthur Miller's " The Crucible " to look for the answers. This class assignment works very well both individually or with a partner (as long as both partners have books to look for the answers!) This is an add water and stir lesson plan, easy for the teacher and with a high effectiveness index for students. It keeps them on task and improves reading comprehension. A two page answer KEY is provided, making this four

The Crucible Act II Figurative Language & KEY (40 q)" />

The Crucible Act II Figurative Language & KEY (40 q)

This two page worksheet contains 40 quoted examples of figurative language from Act II of Arthur Miller's " The Crucible ." It begins with a paragraph of explanation and definitions. Some examples are used more than once (ie, there are several different similes in this act ), and some quotations have more than one answer (ie., both parallel structure and alliteration are in the same quote.) This may be used as an in class assignment or as homework. A KEY is provided.

The Crucible by Arthur Miller -- Act II (2) Quiz -- 30 Multiple-Choice Questions

This is a quiz for Act II (2) of Arthur Miller's play The Crucible . The quiz includes twenty-five questions and five alternate/extra credit questions to use at your convenience. Each question has four answer choices. You may delete some or all answer choices to meet the needs of your students. Two answer keys are included--one with all the questions and answer choices and one with solely the correct answer. The file was created in Microsoft Word. If you prefer another file type, I am happy to s

The Crucible by Arthur Miller Act II Activities

Are you teaching Act 2 of " The Crucible " by Arthur Miller and looking for creative ways to engage your students? Try my Act II Activities resource! When you download this resource, you'll receive five activities surrounding Act II that students can complete in a variety of ways. These activities can be used in completely digital, blended, or 1:1 settings. Make a copy and easily upload to any Learning Management System such as Google Classroom or Schoology. This resource comes as a printable

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The Crucible Act II Quiz & KEY (50q)

This 50 question, scantron ready quiz on Act II of Arthur Miller's " The Crucible " has 2 parts: Part I is matching quotations to the speaker (characterization), and Part 2 is multiple choice (plot). I also include an answer sheet, if you don't have scantron. Both KEYS are provided.

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Allusions in The Crucible Act II

Omega Product: 3 Differentiated Graphic Organizers and a Teacher Answer Key This package contains 3 teacher generated graphic organizer that visually represents the biblical allusions in Act II of The Crucible . It helps students focus on the biblical allusions in the text, their meanings, and the significance and how they deepen our understanding of the text. The graphic organizers are differentiated (high, mid, low) to ensure the needs of all students are met. Thus, this can be used utilized

The Crucible Jeopardy Act II

This PowerPoint covers Act II of The Crucible and makes for a fun review. The categories include the following: Accusations; Heaven and Hell; Characters; Who Said It?; Drama in the Proctor Home; John Proctor. Contains the following:6 Categories30 Questions1 Final Challenge Question Directions:Start the slide show from the very beginning.Click anywhere on the screen to move past the title page and through the category pages. You will then end up on the main board.When you are ready, you can b

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The Crucible Act II Questions, Keys, Quizzes-doc and form, and Figurative Lang.

This bundle is all you need to assess your students' understanding of Act II of The Crucible . Keys included--works with the play as well as the film.

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The Crucible Act II Vocabulary Worksheet & KEY

This vocabulary worksheet from Act II of Arthur Miller's " The Crucible " contains 15 words which students must match to their definitions: reprimand , draught, condemnation, conjure, scoff, ameliorate, falter, compensate, indignant, daft, theology, pewter, magistrate, deference & brace. Students will also identify the part of speech as noun, verb or adjective. An answer KEY is provided. This assignment can be done in class with a dictionary or a partner, or as homework.

Figurative Language Mini-Analyses Act II The Crucible

This exercise contains ten lines from Act II which contain figurative language. Students are provided the line numbers and context, but they need to write a 2-3 sentence analysis of three (or however many you deem) of the lines. Example provided. This is a good way to practice meaningful literary analysis prior to tackling a full essay.

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The Crucible Act II Quiz- Google Doc and Key-works with play or film

This 15-question multiple choice quiz will assess your students' understanding of the key plot points in Act II . Answer key included.

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The Crucible Act II Questions and Key

These questions follow along with Act II in both the play and film to make sure students understand the important plot points and characterization. Answer key included.

Making Connections: The Crucible ( Act II -III) and Taylor Swift

This worksheet is like a backstage pass to Taylor Swift's lyrical universe. It's not your typical analysis—think of it as a detective mission sprinkled with a dash of pop culture flair. There are many connections that can be drawn between the song "mad woman" and Arthur Miller's The Crucible . This worksheet is excellent to incorporate in the classroom after Act II . Picture yourself as a lyrical Sherlock, unraveling the mysteries of "mad woman." You get to dance through the Salem Witch Trials, gr

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The Crucible Act II Vocabulary Quiz & KEY

This 2 page, scantron-ready, comprehensive vocabulary quiz on Arthur Miller's " The Crucible " has 4 parts: 1: Complete the Sentence: Words in Context; 2: Parts of Speech of words in context; 3: Word Usage: Identifying Probable or Improbable Statements, and 4: Analogies; Identifying Relationships. The 15 words in this quiz are: reprimand, draught, condemnation, conjure, scoff, ameliorate, falter,compensate, indignant, daft, theology, pewter, magistrate, deference, & brace. An Answer Sheet and A

The Crucible - Act II Quiz

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The Crucible Act II Guided Reading Study Guide WITH KEY

Guided reading assignment for Act II of The Crucible by Arthur Miller. Students can answer questions while they read. The questions cover plot, conflict, characterization, and theme.

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The Crucible Activity - Act II Significant Quotes Maze

Need a quick and fun way to review Act II of Arthur Miller’s The Crucible ? This engaging, no prep, easy-to-grade activity has students complete a maze by identifying the characters who have said important quotes. Students follow the correct answers through the maze, coloring in their path along the way. This activity has students identify the speakers of significant quotes from Act II of the play. Includes: Student Maze Worksheet (PDF)Answer Key (PDF)Teacher Instructions Page (PDF)You May Also B

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Miller ~ The Crucible Act II Summary Review POWERPOINT

A POWERPOINT presentation that reviews and summaries the action of Act II of Arthur Miller's The Crucible . The act takes place in the Proctor house and the tension between the husband and wife is quick in developing and then moves to the events in Salem. Many characters enter the home leaving some students confused while reading the text. This summary helps students understand the plot and gives us time to talk about the motivation of each character as well as the effects of their decisions h