Understanding the Puritans
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Remember that the information is between the minute 5:49 and 12:00 of the podcast
Context
Instructions
The Puritans were strict religious settlers who believed in predestination and original sin. They followed the Bible closely and enforced strict moral rules. Their fear of sin and desire for purity helped create the tension that led to the Salem Witch Trials.
Step 1 – Listen Carefully: Begin by listening to the audio excerpt (minutes 5:49 to the 12:00 of the podcast). Pay close attention to what the Puritans believed, how they lived, and what values controlled their society. Step 2 – Enter the Four Chambers: Each of the four rooms contains 4 challenges (16 total) based on the podcast. Step 3 – Use the Clues from the Audio: All answers are hidden in the information from the podcast segment. Use your listening and reasoning skills to complete each task. You can replay the audio if needed. Step 4 – Beat the Clock: Solve all the puzzles before time runs out. Only then will you uncover the truth.
Lesson 1
Answer the following questions and statements according to the audio.
Magic progress
00:20
Task 1
00:20
Task 2
00:20
Task 3
00:20
Task 4
Good job!
Continue
Lesson 02
Determine whether each activity was acceptable "Yes" or unacceptable "No" in Puritan society.
Magic progress
Task 1
Attending church services twice on Sunday
yes
No
Drag the circle and find the option.
Task 2
Celebrating Christmas with feasting and merriment.
yes
No
Drag the circle and find the option.
Task 3
Working in the fields on the Sabbath.
yes
No
Drag the circle and find the option.
Task 4
Reading the Bible at home
yes
No
Drag the circle and find the option.
Well done!
Continue
Lesson 03
Make inferences from the audio and fill in the blank with the correct word.
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Task 1
Society had to stay pure to avoid God’s _______.
Bible
Predetermined
Punishment
Elect
Task 2
Those who were saved were called the _______
Bible
Predetermined
Punishment
Elect
Task 3
The ultimate guide in a Puritan’s life was the _______.
Bible
Predetermined
Punishment
Elect
Task 4
Puritans believed God had a _______ plan for every person.
Bible
Predetermined
Punishment
Elect
You’ve completed the lesson!
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Lesson 04
It's time to use your notes! Select the best answer for each question.
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task 1
What happened to people who disagreed with Puritan beliefs?
They were often exiled
They were welcomed
Fear of God’s wrath
They were promoted
task 2
What did Puritans believed about God's role in daily life?
God had no involvement
God controlled everything
God punished for everything
God only helped during emergencies
task 3
How did the Puritans view Native Americans initially?
As equals
As allies
As teachers
As threats or obstacles
task 4
What did the Puritans expect from their community members?
Total independence
Silence and obedience
Strict adherence to religious rules
Personal freedom
Manual completed
Congratulations!
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Transcript
Understanding the Puritans
start
Click here to listen to the audio
Remember that the information is between the minute 5:49 and 12:00 of the podcast
Context
Instructions
The Puritans were strict religious settlers who believed in predestination and original sin. They followed the Bible closely and enforced strict moral rules. Their fear of sin and desire for purity helped create the tension that led to the Salem Witch Trials.
Step 1 – Listen Carefully: Begin by listening to the audio excerpt (minutes 5:49 to the 12:00 of the podcast). Pay close attention to what the Puritans believed, how they lived, and what values controlled their society. Step 2 – Enter the Four Chambers: Each of the four rooms contains 4 challenges (16 total) based on the podcast. Step 3 – Use the Clues from the Audio: All answers are hidden in the information from the podcast segment. Use your listening and reasoning skills to complete each task. You can replay the audio if needed. Step 4 – Beat the Clock: Solve all the puzzles before time runs out. Only then will you uncover the truth.
Lesson 1
Answer the following questions and statements according to the audio.
Magic progress
00:20
Task 1
00:20
Task 2
00:20
Task 3
00:20
Task 4
Good job!
Continue
Lesson 02
Determine whether each activity was acceptable "Yes" or unacceptable "No" in Puritan society.
Magic progress
Task 1
Attending church services twice on Sunday
yes
No
Drag the circle and find the option.
Task 2
Celebrating Christmas with feasting and merriment.
yes
No
Drag the circle and find the option.
Task 3
Working in the fields on the Sabbath.
yes
No
Drag the circle and find the option.
Task 4
Reading the Bible at home
yes
No
Drag the circle and find the option.
Well done!
Continue
Lesson 03
Make inferences from the audio and fill in the blank with the correct word.
Magic progress
Task 1
Society had to stay pure to avoid God’s _______.
Bible
Predetermined
Punishment
Elect
Task 2
Those who were saved were called the _______
Bible
Predetermined
Punishment
Elect
Task 3
The ultimate guide in a Puritan’s life was the _______.
Bible
Predetermined
Punishment
Elect
Task 4
Puritans believed God had a _______ plan for every person.
Bible
Predetermined
Punishment
Elect
You’ve completed the lesson!
Continue
Bad choice!
Go back
Lesson 04
It's time to use your notes! Select the best answer for each question.
Magic progress
task 1
What happened to people who disagreed with Puritan beliefs?
They were often exiled
They were welcomed
Fear of God’s wrath
They were promoted
task 2
What did Puritans believed about God's role in daily life?
God had no involvement
God controlled everything
God punished for everything
God only helped during emergencies
task 3
How did the Puritans view Native Americans initially?
As equals
As allies
As teachers
As threats or obstacles
task 4
What did the Puritans expect from their community members?
Total independence
Silence and obedience
Strict adherence to religious rules
Personal freedom
Manual completed
Congratulations!
Magic progress
Bad choice!
Go back
You did it!
Are you sure you want to leave?
If you leave, your progress will be lost and you won't be able to continue.
Leave
Continue