1. Entry 1: Argument Interpretation (please label all entries with the title above)
Read “The Words of Arthur Miller on The Crucible” pg
Answer Question 2 under the Critical Reading section.
Structure your response in a paragraph.
Pay attention to word choice, grammar, and punctuation in your response.

2. RRJ: Entry 2--Prediction
Make a prediction about the fate of each of the main characters: John Proctor, Abigail, Rev. Parris, the Putnams. Your response may be in bullet form, but you will need to explain your predictions using evidence from Act I.
Write using complete sentences.
Ex: John Proctor will __________________ because in Act I he…..

3. RRJ 3: The Price of Shame
Where is the line between holding people accountable for their actions and publicly shaming them? What kind of offenses or transgressions—if any—deserve public shaming?
What are the similarities and/or differences between being shamed on social media vs. being physically bullied or incarcerated?

4. Entry 4--Monologue
Write a monologue from the perspective of either John or Elizabeth Proctor that discusses their feelings on the state of their marriage.
Response should be at least a paragraph.

5. RRJ 5: Rev. Hale
In Act III, Reverend Hale condemns and then quits the court. How does this demonstrate a change from the Rev. Hale we first met?
In your response, provide evidence from Rev. Hale’s actions in Act I, II and III, as you analyze this dynamic character in the play.