Question

1. why does mary say she cannot tell the truth in court?

a. she does not want the other girls punished.
b. she wants elizabeth found guilty.
c. she is afraid that abigail will kill her.
d. she too embarrassed to admit that she is a fraud

1. what things are \suspicious\ about proctor and his family?

a. proctor does not go to church regularly
b. their youngest son has not been baptized.
c. he could not remember all ten of the commandments
d. all of the above.

1. read the following sentence from act one. what does the word \congerie\ most likely mean?

\once such an equation is effectively made,society becomes a congerie of plots and counterplots, and the main role of government changes from that of the arbiter to that of the scourge of god.

a. collection of things mixed together
b. non-hereditary disease
c. elaborate spell
d. secretive retreat

1. what does it mean to integrate evidence?

a. to use evidence to support your argument.
b. to copyright information in an improper way. that does not help your argument at all!
c. to use peoples evidence and make it part of your sentence with citations at the end.
d. citing evidence

1. which of the following is not a way you can properly use evidence from another source?

a. cite it directly with credit to the author in parentheses at the end
b. paraphrase and give credit to the author in the sentence
c. summarize and give credit to the author in parentheses at the end
d. cite it directly from the text without crediting the author

Explanation:

1. For question 32: In The Crucible, Mary Warren fears violent retaliation from Abigail Williams if she exposes the fraud of the witch trials.
2. For question 33: All listed points are cited as suspicious traits of the Proctor family in the play: John Proctor's irregular church attendance, his youngest son's lack of baptism, and his failure to recall all ten commandments.
3. For question 34: The context describes society as a mix of plots and counterplots, which matches the definition of a mixed collection.
4. For question 35: Integrating evidence means weaving source evidence into your own writing with proper citations, rather than just citing or using it to support without integration.
5. For question 36: Using evidence without crediting the original author is plagiarism, which is not a proper use of source material.

Answer:

1. C. She is afraid that Abigail will kill her.
2. d. All of the above.
3. a. Collection of things mixed together
4. C. To use people's evidence and make it part of your sentence with citations at the end.
5. D. Cite it directly from the text without crediting the author