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    Ib DP English B HL: The Individual Oral (Mock)

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    This passage is an excerpt from Arthur Miller's The Crucible that describes a reunion between John Proctor and his wife Elizabeth after he has been imprisoned. Proctor is brought into the courtroom in chains and filthy, and he and Elizabeth share an emotional moment seeing each other again. They communicate nonverbally at first, overcome with emotion. Proctor sits weakly after touching his wife's hand, and they begin to quietly discuss their family, asking after each other's well-being and the status of their children during their separation.

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    Ib DP English B HL: The Individual Oral (Mock)

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    This passage is an excerpt from Arthur Miller's The Crucible that describes a reunion between John Proctor and his wife Elizabeth after he has been imprisoned. Proctor is brought into the courtroom in chains and filthy, and he and Elizabeth share an emotional moment seeing each other again. They communicate nonverbally at first, overcome with emotion. Proctor sits weakly after touching his wife's hand, and they begin to quietly discuss their family, asking after each other's well-being and the status of their children during their separation.

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    This passage is an excerpt from Arthur Miller's The Crucible that describes a reunion between John Proctor and his wife Elizabeth after he has been imprisoned. Proctor is brought into the courtroom in chains and filthy, and he and Elizabeth share an emotional moment seeing each other again. They communicate nonverbally at first, overcome with emotion. Proctor sits weakly after touching his wife's hand, and they begin to quietly discuss their family, asking after each other's well-being and the status of their children during their separation.

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    Ib DP English B HL: The Individual Oral (Mock)

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    IB DP ENGLISH B HL: THE INDIVIDUAL ORAL (MOCK)

    Read the passage below from Arthur Miller’s The Crucible and
     prepare a presentation of 3-4 minutes based on the below passage;
     engage in a follow-up discussion of 4-5 minutes based on your presentation;
     engage in a conversation of 5-6 minutes based on one of the themes.

    STIMULUS FOR PARTS 1 AND 2: PRESENTATION AND FOLLOW-UP DISCUSSION

    EXTRACT A
    Elizabeth: I promise nothing. Let me speak Danforth brushes past Hale and walks out.
    with him. Hale follows. Cheever stands and
    (A sound - the sibilance of dragging feet follows, Hathorne behind. Herrick goes.
    on stone. They turn. A pause. Herrick
    enters with John Proctor. His wrists are Parris: If you desire a cup of cider, Mr.
    chained. He is another man, bearded, Proctor, I am sure I - Proctor turns an
    filthy, his eyes misty as though webs had icy stare at him, and he breaks. Parris
    overgrown them. He halts inside the raises his palms toward Proctor. God
    doorway, his eye caught by the sight of lead you now. Parris goes
    Elizabeth. The emotion flowing between
    them prevents anyone from speaking for Alone. Proctor walks to her, halts. It is as
    an instant. Hale, visibly affected, though they stood m a spinning
    goes to Danforth and speaks quietly.)

    Hale: Pray, leave them, Excellency.


    world. It is beyond sorrow, above it. He
    reaches out his hand as though toward an
    embodiment not quite real, and as he
    1
    touches her, astrange soft sound, half
    Danforth, pressing Rale impatiently aside: laughter, half amazement, comes from his
    Mr. Proctor, you have been notified, throat. He pats her hand. She covers his
    have you not? Proctor is silent, staring at hand with hers. And then, weak, he sits.
    Elizabeth. I see light in the sky, Then she sits, facing him.
    Mister; let you counsel with your wife, and
    may God help you turn your back Proctor: The child?
    on Hell. Proctor is silent, staring at Elizabeth: It grows.
    Elizabeth. Proctor: There is no word of the boys?
    Elizabeth: They’re well. Rebecca Samuel
    Hale, quietly: Excellency, let - keeps them.

    (WORD COUNT: 318)

    STIMULUS FOR PART 3 - GENERAL DISCUSSION

    STIMULUS C
    Discuss the following topic: INTERNATIONAL ADOPTIONS (core topic: identities)

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