Final The Crucible

What is Abigail's motivation for accusing Elizabeth of witchcraft?

Why is Reverend Parris upset at the girls dancing in the woods?

What does Reverend Parris believe is Proctor's intention in bringing a deposition to court?

Who is the first victim of the witch trials?

Who is a powerful man in the village but not very well liked; supports Parris and will do anything for land?

What kind of games did the girls play?

Which of following is NOT true of the Puritians?

On what charge was Rebecca Nurse arrested?

How does John Proctor attempt to give Elizabeth credibility?

Why is The Crucible considered an allegory?

Which commandment does Proctor forget when Rev. Hale quizzes him?

What is the purpose of Miller's use of dramatic exposition?

What is Proctor's purpose in making a biblical allusion to Pontius Pilate when referring to Hale?

What was Arthur Miller's main purpose for writing The Crucible?

The Crucible can be considered all of the following types of plays except

What is Proctor's chief complaint against Parris's sermons?

Why does Proctor say that the people who have signed a deposition are landholding farmers & church members?

Where did the first witch trials in Massacusetts take place?

Who recited "The Lord's Prayer" verbatim, but was hanged anyway?

Why was Abigail actually fired from the Proctor home?

What started the Salem witch trials?

How many people were executed during the Salem witch trials?

Who is a slave from Barbados who is initually blamed for the girls being bewitched?

Who is the ringleader of the girls and jealous of Goody Proctor?

What is the only way to survive after being accused of witchcraft?

Whose home did the girls gather in to listen to slave stories?

What gift did Mary Warren give Elizabeth?

Who is the elderly, fiery man who argues with Parris about money, and whose wife is arrested?

Who is the man who does not like Rev. Parris because he is a materialistic; protagonist

What misfortune did Mrs. Putnam blame on witchcraft?

What happens to Elizabeth at the end of Act II?

Who is called to Salem to rid the town of demonic forces?

What religious group came to America in 1629 to start an English colony?

How many people died as a result of the witch trial hunts?

Who was the senator responsible for trying people for communism in the US?

Why did Hale come to the Proctor's house?

Why do Tituba and the girls accuse others in the community of witchcraft?

How does Giles enter the courtroom in Act III?

Why doesn't Mary Warren want to testify against the girls in court?

Government where religioin and state is NOT separate

Which of the following is NOT one of the suspicions that Hale has about Proctor?

How does Giles Corey attempt to establish credibility with his depostion?

What is the main cause of conflict between Corey and Putnam?

What year did the trials end?

What does Mary Warren do that helps Abigail accuse Elizabeth as a witch?

Which of the following is an example of internal conflict?

Who is a servant to the Proctors who gives Goody Proctor a poppet with a needle stuck in it?

What year did the first witch trials take place?

How many people were accused of witchcraft?

What is Abigail Willam's response to the accusation that she and the girls are lying?

Which element of drama is the conversation and speeches of the characters?

Who is a very superstitious woman who has lost seven children in childbirth and sends her daughter to Tituba?

What element of drama indicates where a scene takes place, how it looks and sounds, etc.

Who is more concerned with their reputation and material wealth than he is concerned about his daughter?

Which best describes Reverend Parris?

Who was the only accuser to apologize for her false accusation during the trial?