Question

mary warrens inability to faint on-demand demonstrates the power of
select one:
a. name-calling.
b. flattery.
c. transfer.
d. bandwagoning.

the purpose of the allusion in rebeccas quote in act iv, \let you fear nothing! another judgment waits us all,\ is to
select one:
a. illustrate her understanding of the bible despite her role as a witch.
b. show her as a pure soul whose death is a tragedy.
c. demonstrate the courts lack of true authority in the damnation of souls.
d. reveal rebeccas allegiance to the devil.

Explanation:

For the first question: Mary Warren's inability to faint on demand shows that her earlier fainting was driven by the collective pressure and influence of the group around her, which is the core of bandwagoning—aligning behavior with the majority.
For the second question: Rebecca's quote alludes to the Christian concept of divine judgment after death. By referencing this, she asserts that the Salem court's condemnation has no real authority over the fate of souls, as a higher, true judgment awaits everyone.

Answer:

1. d. Bandwagoning.
2. c. Demonstrate the court's lack of true authority in the damnation of souls.