Answer: The Japanese House
Explanation:
The middle word, Japanese, is where sushi originates and the last word, house, is a place where people live.
The setting in The Crucible was one that was in Salem, Massachusetts in the late 17th century. Its setting is real as based on true story. In the play, the community used is superstitious and paranoid. With a strong aversion to witches, the play events occurred within a Puritan society. To make the setting real the actors use background and props which are identical to the setting of the Salem village. Due to the setting being intense and small it creates a dark and depressing atmosphere.
I would say the setting Hawthorn choose for his book to take place, this Puritan village
An author who uses more informal diction knows he is writing for an audience of varied intelligence
