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#Crucible Exam Review
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When Proctor tries to present his deposition to Danforth, Parris accuses him of
attempting to overthrow the court
beating Mary Warren to get the confession
committing adultery with Abigail
practicing witchcraft
2
Getting Proctor to confess to witchcraft is important to Danforth because
he is sincerely concerned with the welfare of Proctor's soul
he hates Proctor and wants to destroy his reputation
he needs a prominent citizen's confession to justify hanging
he wants Proctor to live
3
People were NOT born witches (Puritan Belief)
False
True
4
Rev. Hale returns to Salem jail to
beg the condemned to confess
save his own life
rejoin the court
prevent rebellion
5
A prominent landholder in Salem?
Giles Corey
Marshal Herrick
Judge Hathorne
Hopkins
6
During what century did the Salem Witch Trials take place?
20th
17th
19th
18th
7
The arrest of WHO “proves” that the town has gone completely mad.
Sarah Good
Mary Warren
Ann Putnam
Rebecca Nurse
8
Presents the warrants for the arrest of Rebecca Nurse, Martha Corey and Elizabeth Proctor
Thomas Putnam
Reverend Parris
Ezekiel Cheever
Marshal Herrick
9
The Parris family's Caribbean slave?
Tiioku
Tituba
Toby
Titoba
10
calculating, manipulative, and highly mischievous seventeen year old
Betty Parris
Abigail Williams
Martha Corey
Eizabeth Proctor
11
John Proctor forgets which commandment
Thou shalt not commit adultery.
Thou shalt not bear false witness.
Thou shalt not steal.
Thou shalt not kill.
12
“I counted myself so plain, so poorly made, no honest love could come to me!"
Martha Corey
Elizabeth Proctor
Abigail Williams
Mary Warren
13
Often blamed for everything that goes wrong in the town and died after being pressed to death
Giles Corey
Thomas Putnam
Ezekiel Cheever
John Proctor
14
Puritan Author?
William Bradford
Giles Corey
Jack London
Margaret Mitchell
15
A plain, yet honest and virtuous woman who discovers her husband has committed adultery
Martha Cory
Elizabeth Protor
Ann Putnam
Abigail Williams
16
Ann Putnam confesses to Hale that she
danced once herself
has had her fortune told
has been reading a lot of novels
sent Ruth to Tituba to conjure spirits
17
“Let you not mistake your duty as I mistook my own..."
Reverend Parris
Reverend Hale
Elizabeth Proctor
John Proctor
18
According to Giles Corey, Thomas Putnam is
the rightful owner of the wood
trying to overthrown the court
trying to kill neighbors to get their land
the real devil’s man
19
A stern man who interprets the “evidence” to support his own prejudice—signs 19 death warrants
Reverend Hale
Reverend Parris
Deputy Gov. Danforth
20
One of the afflicted girls who pretends to be inert in bed
Betty Parris
Suzanna Walcott
Mercy Lewis
Mary Warren
21
The leading antagonist of the play
Elizabeth Proctor
Mary Warren
Betty Parris
Abigail Williams
22
Mercy Lewis was?
The farmhand
The Putnam's servant
A boy
The Proctors servant
23
“There is a prodigious danger in the seeking of lose spirits.”
Elizabeth Proctor
Rebecca Nurse
Ann Putnam
Martha Corey
24
Puritans
were required to adhere to a strict code of morality
sought religious freedom in America
believed God chose those to be saved at birth
All of the above
25
The correct definition of Jabberer
To talk or utter rapidly
A civil officer
someone who is religious
A shade of blue
26
Responsible for arresting the accused witches
Giles Corey
Judge Hawthorne
Hopkins
Marshal Herrick
27
The Puritans settled in
the Mississipi Valley
the Southeast
New England
the Midwest
28
Characterization of Puritan Literature?
Second person
Non-Religious
Simple Styles of Writing
They didn't write
29
Proctor insists on presenting his evidence because
he is afraid they will hang her anyway
he is trying to save the lives of Rebecca and Martha
he feels the court proceedings should be stopped altogether
30
"I have given you my soul; leave me my name!"
Francis Nurse
Reverend Parris
John Proctor
Reverend Hale
31
A greedy man who hopes to profit from the witch trials by acquiring the forfeited land
Thomas Putnam
Giles Corey
Francis Nurse
John Proctor
32
A gentle and wise person known for her charity and good deeds
Abigail Williams
Rebecca Nurse
Ann Putnam
Martha Corey
33
Parris admits that Abigail
ran off with his life savings
coerced the girls into lying for her
lied to protect his image with the congregation
confessed to committing adultery with Proctor
34
When John Proctor said “Vengeance is walking Salem,” he meant that
there was no more religious freedom.
the accusations were the results of a desire for revenge.
35
A soft spoken and quiet girl who works in the Proctor home
Suzanna Walcott
Mercy Lewis
Mary Warren
Abigail Williams
36
What is a Crucible?
A cross
An extremely challenging burden or hardship that one endures
A math instrument
A made up name
37
Author of The Crucible
Stephen King
John Proctor
John Green
Arthur Miller
38
Trembling or quivering with fear, dread, cold, etc.
Cinder
Shuddery
Covenanted
Pious
39
She ran naked through the forest and later ran away with another girl
Mary Warren
Mercy Lewis
Ruth Putnam
Susanna Walcott
40
A form of Puritan Punishment?
Tickle fights
Jail and Seizure of property
Having to clean the church
Not allowed to attend Church
41
One of the FIVE Puritan Principle Beliefs
Theocracy
Unconditional Election
To swim every morning
To serve coffee before every meal
42
Church for Puritans?
Against the law to NOT attend
Service began with a prayer
Men and Women sat on opposite sides
All of the above
43
Functions of a Setting?
Provide Key Symbolism
Mirror the plot
Affect character motivation
All of the answers
44
The "where and when" of a story?
Tone
Theme
Setting
Mood
45
A successful and well respected land owner with many children
Thomas Putnam
Reverend Parris
John Proctor
Francis Nurse
46
“Postponement now speaks of floundering on my part.”
Reverend Parris
Reverend Hale
Deputy Gov. Danforth
Judge Hawthorne
47
Proctor attends church regularly?
False
True
48
Rebecca's Husband?
Governor Danforth
Giles Corey
Francis Nurse
John Proctor
49
Proctor refuses to give Danforth his signed confession because
his life no longer has meaning
he is too proud to lie
he will not give up his good name
Elizabeth no longer loves him
50
The central theme of The Crucible is
individual freedom vs. inflexible authoritarian rule
the sacredness of the Constitution and due process of law
man's inhumanity to man
the danger of religious freedom
51
A Reverend from Beverly who returns to beg the condemned to save their lives with a lie.
Reverend Parris
Thomas Putnam
Reverend Hale
Judge Hawthorne
52
The leading protagonist of the play
Thomas Putnam
John Proctor
Ezekiel Cheever
Reverend Parris
53
The best definition for MASS HYSTERIA is
Social interaction
Social inequities
Social illuminations
Social insanity
54
Has lost seven of her eight children at birth and is bitter about it
Rebecca Nurse
Elizabeth Proctor
Marthy Corey
Ann Putnam
55
Is accused of reading strange books and then later arrested
Rebecca Nurse
Tituba
Elizabeth Proctor
Martha Corey
56
While sitting in court, Mary Warren made Elizabeth
scarf
tea towel
pair of mittens
poppet
57
The author’s point about THEOCRACY as a theme is
There must be separation of church and state
The laws of God and Man mix well together
We should return to a theocratic government
We are currently a theocratic government
58
She asked Tituba to conjure the spirits of her dead siblings
Ruth Putnam
Abigail Williams
Mercy Lewis
Mary Warren
59
When Proctor confesses to committing adultery with Abigail, Danforth
arrests Proctor for trying to overthrow the court
calls in Elizabeth Proctor to verify John's confession
rejects the confession because it discredits Abigail
refuses to listen because even he is afraid of Abigail
60
At the beginning of the play, Parris is angry with his niece Abigail because
her dismissal from the Proctor household has created gossip
she has admitted to committing adultery with John Proctor
she has stolen his life savings
the Proctors are suing him for her misconduct
61
over-confident in his ability to judge the truth—wants to purge society of evil
Judge Hawthorne
Reverend Hale
Reverend Parris
Marshal Herrick
62
Intelligent, self searching and successful farmer whose conscience is burdened by his own guilt
Francis Nurse
Reverend Parris
Thomas Putnam
John Proctor