This bingo card has a free space and 24 words: Describe John Proctor as a character, Describe the setting in detail., Provide an example of a man vs. self conflict in the play., Who is a dynamic character in the play & why (dynamic = changes)., What is irony, and what is an example of irony in the play?, Describe in detail how the play begins., Why does Thomas Putnam have his daughter accuse George Jacobs of witchcraft?, What is Rebecca Nurse accused of and why?, What does John Proctor do in Act 1 that he lies to his wife about?, Sarah Good admits to witchcraft after she fails to recite what?, What three tests does Rev. Hale give John Proctor in Act 2?, Who is a static character (static = doesn't change) and why?, Explain Abigail's plot for getting Elizabeth accused of witchcraft., What is spectral evidence, and why is it problematic for characters in the play?, Describe what happens at the end of Act 3 after Elizabeth lies., What does Abigail do that finally opens Danforth's eyes to her true character in Act 4?, How does Parris "change" in Act 4?, What is happening in Andover in Act 4, and why is this a concern for Rev. Parris and the judges?, Explain how Rev. Hale changes over the course of this play., Why does John Proctor tear up his confession at the end of the play?, Despite Giles Corey's legal knowledge, why does he get arrested?, Who accuses Martha Corey and why?, Which characters have power, and which do not? Why? and Explain Mary Warren as a character..
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