The Crucible Themes

What role does Reverend Hale play in the witch trials?

• He is a judge

• He is a prosecutor

• He is an expert on witchcraft

• He is a defense attorney

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Which theme in 'The Crucible' deals with the conflict between social order and personal freedom?

• The Danger of Ideology

• Puritanism and Individuality

• Reputation and Integrity

• Hysteria

What causes the town of Salem to fall into mass hysteria in 'The Crucible'?

• A natural disaster

• Political corruption

• Fear of witchcraft and devil-worship

• Economic collapse

In 'The Crucible', what does the theme 'The Danger of Ideology' primarily explore?

• The benefits of a flexible belief system

• The value of personal relationships

• The risks of a rigid set of beliefs

• The importance of economic stability

Which theme in 'The Crucible' examines the impact of fear on a community?

• The Danger of Ideology

• Reputation and Integrity

• Hysteria

• Puritanism and Individuality

Which character in 'The Crucible' is most concerned with maintaining their reputation?

• John Proctor

• Reverend Parris

• Giles Corey

• Francis Nurse

Which character in 'The Crucible' is known for their integrity?

• Thomas Putnam

• Deputy Governor Danforth

• Abigail Williams

• Rebecca Nurse

What does the title 'The Crucible' symbolize in the play?

• A place of refuge

• A religious ceremony

• A severe test or trial

• A container for melting metals

What is the primary cause of conflict in 'The Crucible'?

• Religious intolerance

• Economic disparity

• Personal grudges

• Political ambition

Which character in 'The Crucible' is a symbol of moral integrity?

• Abigail Williams

• Thomas Putnam

• Reverend Parris

• John Proctor