What does Mrs. Putnam believe is wrong with Betty Parris?

She is under the influence of witchcraft.

What does Rebecca Nurse believe is wrong with Betty Parris?

She is overstimulated and having a fit.

Why do Mr. Putnam and John Proctor fight?

Because they disagree about the importance of church-going

The doll that Mary Warren has given her

What is John Proctor's opinion about witches?

She is overstimulated and having a fit.

What does Giles ask Reverend Hale?

That all of the girls are pretending to be bewitched

Whom does Tituba accuse of being influenced by the devil?

That she was accused of witchcraft

What will happen to the accused witches if they do not confess?

That she was accused of witchcraft

Everyone is considered either good or evil with no middle ground.

What does Elizabeth want her husband to say in court?

Her claims of religious righteousness

Because she admires his desire to do what is right

What does Mary Warren reveal about Elizabeth?

That she was accused of witchcraft

Her claims of religious righteousness

Because she admires his desire to do what is right

What evidence is used to bring Elizabeth to trial?

The doll that Mary Warren has given her

What will delay Elizabeth's hanging?

She is overstimulated and having a fit.

Everyone is considered either good or evil with no middle ground.

Why does Giles accuse Putnam of tampering with the accusations?

Her claims of religious righteousness

What does Mary testify?

That all of the girls are pretending to be bewitched

Because she admires his desire to do what is right

What prompts John Proctor to confess his affair with Abigail?

Abigail accusing Mary of witchcraft

Suspected Communists were treated much the same way as accused witches in The Crucible.

Because she admires his desire to do what is right

Why won't Judge Danforth honor Reverend Hale's request to pardon the prisoners who won't confess?

She is overstimulated and having a fit.

The doll that Mary Warren has given her

Why doesn't Giles enter a plea in response to the charges against him?

Because he wants his land to go to his sons

Confess fake sins to save their lives

What is John Proctor's reason for holding out?

She is overstimulated and having a fit.

Her claims of religious righteousness

That she was accused of witchcraft

Why doesn't Elizabeth try to convince John Proctor to save himself?

Because she admires his desire to do what is right

Abigail accusing Mary of witchcraft

Why is John Proctor willing to tarnish his reputation by revealing his affair with Abigail?

Suspected Communists were treated much the same way as accused witches in The Crucible.

What does Elizabeth believe that John Proctor has at the end of The Crucible?

Her claims of religious righteousness

Abigail accusing Mary of witchcraft

What drives Abigail to begin the hysteria?

That all of the girls are pretending to be bewitched

Whose testimony convinces Reverend Hale that Abigail is not telling the truth?

Suspected Communists were treated much the same way as accused witches in The Crucible.

Abigail accusing Mary of witchcraft

At the end of the play, what does Reverend Hale advise the accused witches to do?

Confess fake sins to save their lives

What is Giles Corey known for?

That all of the girls are pretending to be bewitched

What makes Reverend Hale different from Reverend Harris?

That she was accused of witchcraft

Because he wants his land to go to his sons

Who asks Tituba to perform voodoo rituals?

Suspected Communists were treated much the same way as accused witches in The Crucible.

Everyone is considered either good or evil with no middle ground.

Because they disagree about the importance of church-going

What is one result of the severity of the Puritanical theocracy in Salem?

Everyone is considered either good or evil with no middle ground.

Because they disagree about the importance of church-going

What does the hysteria enable the townspeople to do?

She is under the influence of witchcraft.

What is one way in which the witch trials can be read as symbolic of the McCarthy era in America?

Suspected Communists were treated much the same way as accused witches in The Crucible.

That she was accused of witchcraft

What does John Proctor hope the revelation of his adultery will do to the witch trial system?

Prove that accusations are not an accurate source of evidence

Everyone is considered either good or evil with no middle ground.

Where does Abigail's authority come from?

Her claims of religious righteousness

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What kind of government operates in Salem, Massachusetts in 1692?

A Theocracy

John Proctor's and Mary Warren's

Their affair and their feelings

Blood

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What rumor is circulating about Reverend Parris's daughter Betty?

Because Putnam has much to gain when others lose

That the trials are a charade

She is afraid of what Abigail will do to her.

That she is the victim of Witchery

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

For what does Reverend Parris condemn his niece, Abigail?

Their affair and their feelings

Dancing in the Woods at Night

Get revenge on anyone they want

That she is the victim of Witchery

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What does Reverend Parris fear?

He tears it up and renounces it.

That his opponents will use the accusations of witchcraft against him

He wants his opponents to feel guilty about his death.

Her pregnancy

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What does Mrs. Putnam call on Tituba to do for her?

Commune with her dead children

Blood

Abigail had an affair with John Proctor.

So that it will undercut the power Abigal has in Salem

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is the real reason that Elizabeth Proctor fired Abigail Williams?

Their affair and their feelings

Why his wife reads books

Because Putnam has much to gain when others lose

Abigail had an affair with John Proctor.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What do Abigail and John fight about?

He has not declared his opinion.

Why his wife reads books

Their affair and their feelings

Because the integrity of the court is at stake

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