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The Crucible
Act 4 Vocabulary
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Students' cell phone use in schools has become a point of contention, with parents, students, and teachers all having different opinions about it.
agreement, similar opinions
humor
abuse, disrespect
dispute, controversy
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The contention created a wedge between the parents and their teenage children.
noun
adjective
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(n.) - dispute or controversy
contention
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The unfair tax laws sparked a rebellion that pitted the colonists against the King of England.
resistance to authority
a conflict between two equal parties
a war that lasts many years
a war that takes place on opposite sides of an ocean
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The rebellion ended when the colonists won their freedom.
noun
adjective
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(n.) - resistance to or defying of control, tradition, or authority
rebellion
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John Proctor knows he will be condemned to die on the gibbet if he does not confess.
gallows where people are hanged
electric chair
a large rock in a public place
jail
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The gibbet was located in the center of Salem.
noun
adjective
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(n.) - a gallows from which the bodies of criminals were left hanging for public viewing
gibbet
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The rebels believed themselves to be a legitimate army, acting for a righteous cause.
bloody, violent
immoral, incorrect, or unjustified
morally right or justified
friendly, kind
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The righteous cause was fair treatment of women, children, and people with disabilities.
noun
adjective
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(adj.) - morally right or justified
righteous
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Don’t think you are going to end this argument with your conciliatory attitude!
peacemaking; intended to satisfy
loud and talkative
accusing
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Even though Henry hated fruit cake, he still accepted the conciliatory gift from his neighbor.
noun
adjective
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(adj.) - intended to satisfy or placate
conciliatory
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In retaliation for his turning on the mob, several gangsters killed the snitch's entire family.
revenge
support
crime
happiness
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Although he knew retaliation would only lead to more pain, the victim plotted a revenge attack.
noun
adjective
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(n.) - revenge; the action of harming someone in response to something equally hurtful
retaliation
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According to Christian religion, the birth of Jesus was a divine miracle.
created by God
unexpected
done without supernatural help
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The sunset was so beautiful that it seemed divine.
noun
adjective
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(adj.) - of, from, or like God
divine
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The police officer's intervention prevented the crime.
failure to act
acting in a negative way
providing medical support
action taken to improve a situation
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In mythological tales, the divine intervention of the gods is what usually changes a person’s fate.
noun
adjective
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(n.) - action taken to improve a situation
intervention
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Showing no penitence for the crimes he committed, the murderer refused to say that he was sorry
providing support for another person in time of trouble
payment made in exchange for something
accepting a punishment without arguing
showing sorrow and regret for having done wrong
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The regretful child’s penitence showed in the apology letter she wrote her teacher after being disrespectful in class.
noun
adjective
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(n.) - the action of feeling or showing sorrow and regret for having done wrong
penitence
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(n.) - a pig or pigs
swine
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