Crucible Test Review

What is The Crucible an allegory to?

What are some of the literary themes seen in The Crucible?

What is Rev. Parris REALLY concerned about in Act 1?

Which of these sets of characters BOTH displayed hysteria in the play?

Who said, "Life is God's most precious gift", in Act 4?

What is the significance of the scene between Elizabeth and John Proctor at the beginning of Act 2?

What did Parris find in Act 4 and believe is a threat?

Which woman was NOT accused by the end of Act 2?

In Act 4, the cows are running free in the streets, why?

How does Rev. Hale feel about the trials by the end of Act 3?

Who tries jumping out of a window in Act 1?

Why does Mary say the Proctors need to speak civilly to her?

Who first suggests witchcraft is afoot? Why?

What does Elizabeth encourage John to do?

What does Mary tell Judge Danforth?

How does Elizabeth try to protect John's name?

Who is John Proctor?

Which of these is NOT one of Hale's signs the town is being ruined?

Who said, "He has his goodness now, God forbid I take it from him"?

What was the other nation in the fight during the Cold War?

How is John's tone toward Elizabeth different than to Abigail?

What is Abigail Williams' relationship with the Proctors?

Act 1, why does Rev. Parris really call for Rev. Hale?

Mary Warren made Elizabeth a blanket.

Where is The Crucible set?

Who robbed Parris and ran away?

What happens in the conversation between Rev. Hale, Abigail, and Tituba at the end of Act 1?

What does Giles Corey accuse Thomas Putnam?

Who said, "A child's spirit is like a child"?

Why did John Proctor NOT want to sign/them to hang up the confession?

What was the Red Scare?

WHEN is The Crucible set?

Who basically said I have 11 kids and 26 grandkids, the girls will be fine?

Which of these characters acts on revenge throughout the play?

How many children has Ann Putnam lost?

Who said, "if it weren't Abigail, would you hesitate still"?

In Act 3, who does he specifically bring with him to speak to the court?

What does John admit to Danforth/the court to prove the why Abigail really accused Elizabeth?

Why does Rev. Hale go to the Proctors'?

Who is Rebecca Nurse?

Who is Giles Corey?

Who are Ann and Thomas Putnam?

What were Giles Corey's dying words?

How did Abigail respond when Danforth questions if she's lying?

Who led the Red Scare inquisition (witch hunt)?

Why does Proctor not back down?

Who said, "They come to overthrow the court!"?

Does Rebecca confess to witchcraft?

Who wrote The Crucible?

What does Danforth tell Proctor about Elizabeth?

Arthur Miller was convicted and imprisoned shortly after writing The Crucible.

What does Thomas Putnam argue about with almost everyone?

How many have hanged by the beginning of Act 4?

What did the girls "see" Mary as to make her seem like she's lying NOW?

Who truly believes witchcraft is in Salem in Act 1?

What is an Allegory?

Who is Abigail Williams?

Why was Martha Corey officially accused of witchcraft?

Which of these characters felt notably guilty throughout the play?

Who was Arthur Miller famously married to?

Which of these characters is supposed to be an authoritative figure during the trials?

Which of these characters is an example of a hypocrite?

7 people are set to hang that day

Why did Miller most likely include this conversation?

Which of these is NOT one of the reasons Giles was smart for never responding to the charges against him?