Question

directions: use the sentence frames and word bank to respond to the think questions.

1. parris is a he also mentions that he has that want to ruin him. this will increase the in the story and could lead to an eventual confrontation.
2. parris needs to know if the girls were practicing witchcraft in the he needs to be for his enemies, because he is afraid they will ruin him.
3. ann putnam believes in but she does not seem to be of it. she admits that she sent her daughter to whom ann believed could conjure up and that she could find out why her died mysteriously.
4. to puritans, \trafficked with spirits\ must mean dealing with something i noticed the context clues of witchcraft and \hath spirits\ and parris suggests that what did was wrong.
5. the context clues \he feels soon\ and \paid for deeds the man did not do\ along with the latin word remissus suggests that meant that his was done in a

Explanation:

El problema está relacionado con la comprensión de un texto literario (probablemente "The Crucible") y la completación de oraciones usando marcos de oración y un banco de palabras (aunque el banco de palabras no se muestra). La disciplina es Arts, subcampo Literature, ya que implica análisis de literatura y comprensión textual. Sin el banco de palabras, se asume que se usan términos como "villano" (o roles en la historia), "enemigos", "tensión", "bosque", "preparado", "brujería", "temeroso", "Tituba" (o figura de bruja), "espíritus", "bebés" (o muertes infantiles), "malvado", "ejemplos", "las chicas" (las que practican brujería), etc. Por ejemplo, en la primera oración: "Parris is a [villain/antagonist]? He also mentions that he has [enemies] that want to ruin him. This will increase the [tension] in the story...". En la segunda: "Parris needs to know if the girls were practicing witchcraft in the [forest]. He needs to be [prepared] for his enemies...". En la tercera: "Ann Putnam believes in [witchcraft] but she does not seem to be [afraid] of it. She admits that she sent her daughter to [Tituba] whom Ann believed could conjure up [spirits] and that she could find out why her [babies] died mysteriously." En la cuarta: "To Puritans, 'trafficked with spirits' must mean dealing with something [evil]. I noticed the context clues [examples] of witchcraft and 'evil spirits' and Parris suggests that what [the girls] did was wrong." (Nota: estos son suposiciones sin el banco de palabras, pero el enfoque es Literature para el análisis textual.)

Answer:

(Debido a la falta del banco de palabras, se proporcionan respuestas típicas para "The Crucible")

1. Parris is a villain/antagonist; He also mentions that he has enemies that want to ruin him. This will increase the tension in the story...
2. Parris needs to know if the girls were practicing witchcraft in the forest; He needs to be prepared for his enemies...
3. Ann Putnam believes in witchcraft but she does not seem to be afraid of it. She admits that she sent her daughter to Tituba whom Ann believed could conjure up spirits and that she could find out why her babies died mysteriously.
4. To Puritans, "trafficked with spirits" must mean dealing with something evil; I noticed the context clues examples of witchcraft and "evil spirits" and Parris suggests that what the girls did was wrong.

(Nota: Los términos dependen del banco de palabras real, pero estos son consistentes con la historia de "The Crucible".)