The Crucible Act 1

Front

What type of power does Abigail have over Betty?

Back

Coercive power, as she uses threats and intimidation to control Betty.

Front

What motivates the men in Salem to fight each other?

Back

They are motivated by the desire for more land and disputes over boundary lines.

Front

What type of power does John Proctor have over Abigail?

Back

Referent power, as Abigail is attracted to him and seeks his approval.

Front

Who says the quote: 'I have fought three long years to bend these people to me, and now you compromise my very character!'?

Back

Reverend Parris.

Front

What is Reverend Parris primarily concerned about?

Back

His reputation in the town.

Front

Define coercive power in the context of 'The Crucible'.

Back

Coercive power is the ability to control others through fear, threats, or punishment.

Front

Explain the significance of land disputes in 'The Crucible'.

Back

Land disputes reflect the greed and selfishness of the townspeople, leading to conflict and tension.

Front

What is referent power and how does it apply to John Proctor?

Back

Referent power is based on personal traits and respect; John Proctor has this power over Abigail due to their past relationship.

Front

How does Reverend Parris's character influence the events in Act 1?

Back

His obsession with reputation leads to manipulation and fear, escalating the witch trials.

Front

What role does fear play in the dynamics between characters in 'The Crucible'?

Back

Fear drives characters to act irrationally, often leading to betrayal and conflict.