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Ethos

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ethos conveys the author’s credibility and knowledge about the topic at hand

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Pathos

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Appeal to Emotions

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Logos

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Appeal to logic; use of evidence and reasoning to persuasively support a claim

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The first line of Moby Dick is arguably the best known in American literature: “Call me Ishmael.” What is the last line of the novel?

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“It was the devious-cruising Rachel, that in her retracing search after her missing children, only found another orphan.”

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What did Ahab nail to the mast as a reward for the first crewman who sighted the white whale?

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A doubloon

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. To whom did the author dedicate Moby Dick?

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Nathaniel Hawthorne

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Who was the author of Moby Dick?

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Herman Melville

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Why is the Pequod an example of foreshadowing?

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Name of the slaughtered Indian tribe

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How is Ahab’s name an example of allusion?

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Name of an Old Testament, wicked king

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How is Ishmael’s name an example of allusion?

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. Name of an abandoned son found in the Old Testament

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How is Elijah’s name an example of allusion?

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Name of an Old Testament prophet

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The fate of Jonah in the biblical tale is similar to which character?

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Ahab

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13
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Which character represents religious obedience?

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Starbuck

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For what real whale was Moby Dick named?

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Moca Dick

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Elijah’s prophecy “Smell land where there be no land” is an example of what?

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foreshadowing

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What does Queequeg’s character represent?

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the noble savage

17
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What is the setting of Moby Dick (other than the ship)?

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New Bedford

18
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3 Ways Crucible is comparable to modern times

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1- Mass hysteria
2- Unchecked power and abuse of authority
3- Scapegoating (pushing blame onto others)

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Mass Hysteria

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Girls start accusing other of witchcraft which created a wave of fear. Forced many innocent people into confessing

With social media and cancel culture, people could be accused of anything without proper investigation. “Viral” media can quickly spread false information

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Unchecked Power

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Many of the Judges have obvious bias towards the girls, and fail to observe other perspectives. Judges use fear to manipulate citizens of Salem.

Politicians today are guilty of using their authority to promote their own beliefs and interests instead of properly using their power to represent the people. (Ron Desantis and book banning)

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Scapegoating

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Abigail accuses Elizabeth Proctor of being a witch to get with John Proctor. Many towns people accuse other of witchcraft to escape their own wrong doings.

Ethnic scapegoating- Certain groups accused of societal issues, Jews blamed for Germany’s societal and political issues at the time of the Holocaust.