In Arthur Miller’s play, The Crucible, he warns that mass hysteria will lead to injustice in a courtroom.

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Intro Paragraph The Crucible: Literary Analysis Essay ● Effective Attention Getter ● Bridge provides context and background for the story. Includes title and author name. ● Thesis is effective, makes a claim, and is specific to the entire prompt and fully answers the question. ○ Has a clear, insightful, universal theme that contains two motifs ○ States HOW theme is developed Body Paragraph(s): ● Begin with a topic/Point sentence and ends with a clincher/closing sentence ● Evidence ○ Frame of reference/Embedding of quote is smooth and not distracting to the reader ○ Citation following quotation (835). ○ Quote is rich in meaning and allows for deep analysis ● Supporting Detail/Concrete Example Sentences used which focus on a specific Technique exhibited in the quote ● Commentary/Analyze and Link discusses effectiveness of the quote in proving the development of the theme throughout the play ○ Analysis is long enough to provide an insightful and complete thought (ballpark 4-5 sentences per quote) ● Transitions are utilized between focus and idea changes ● Organization of ideas makes sense Conclusion: ● Summarizes ideas presented in paper ○ How both motifs ultimately combine to create the theme (restate thesis and why it matters) ○ What are the larger implications (beyond the play) to the reader ○ Connect back to the attention getter - come full circle with your ideas. Conventions ● POV switches/No personal pronouns (I, me, you, our, we, us, etc) ● Elevated Diction/Word Choice/No Hit List Words ● Sentence Fluency ● Spelling/Grammar/Mechanics ● No Capitalization Errors or other lazy typing MLA Format ● Spacing/Paragraph format ● Font size/style, margins correct

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