Question

a. dialogue
b. stage directions
c. dramatic exposition
d. allusion
e. dramatic irony

1. provides historical and social context
2. central idea or insight into life
3. audience knows that proctor confessed
4. the words the characters speak
5. senator who capitalized on red scare
6. witch trials compared to mccarthyism
7. usually set in italics
8. 1950s \witch hunt\
9. often sarcasm
10. may be biblical or shakespearean

ab verbal irony
ac theme
ad huac
ae mccarthy
bc extended metaphor

Explanation:

• 86. Dramatic exposition gives background info including historical and social context.
• 87. Theme is the central idea about life.
• 88. When audience knows something character doesn't, it's dramatic irony.
• 89. Dialogue is what characters say.
• 90. McCarthy capitalized on the Red - Scare.
• 91. Comparing witch - trials to McCarthyism is an extended metaphor.
• 92. Stage directions are often in italics.
• 93. The 1950s "witch - hunt" refers to HUAC activities.
• 94. Verbal irony often includes sarcasm.
• 95. Allusions can be to the Bible or Shakespeare.

Answer:

1. c. dramatic exposition
2. ac. theme
3. e. dramatic irony
4. a. dialogue
5. ae. McCarthy
6. bc. extended metaphor
7. b. stage directions
8. ad. HUAC
9. ab. verbal irony
10. d. allusion