The Crucible Acts 1 and 2 Quiz!

And what does Arthur Miller say is the paradox that caused the witch trials?

Which girl wants to admit the truth of what they did in the woods?

The 72 year-old woman who has 26 grandchildren and believes this witchcraft is nonsense is...

Martha Corey is accused of witchcraft because she apparently...

In what year do The Salem Witch Trials take place?

Abigail initially admits to Parris that they were doing what in the forest?

As the play opens, who is laying unconscious in her bedroom?

How did the Puritans feel about the forest?

Who made this poppet?

According to Arthur Miller, the Salem Witch Trials were a result of a "paradox." First, what is a paradox?

According to Arthur Miller, what allowed the Puritans to survive the harshness of the New World was...

Which girl was naked in the woods?

According to Arthur Miller, what are some other reasons besides religious repression for the events of the witch trials?

The minister who is called to determine if witchcraft or devilry is running wild in Salem is named

Which commandment does John proctor forget to say when he recites them to Hale?

Who does Arthur Miller describe as "respected and feared...[and] as kind of a fraud"?

What admission does John Proctor make that gets Elizabeth mad at him?

What is another definition of a crucible?

At the end of Act 1, which character is not seen accusing someone of witchcraft?

In what decade was this play written and first performed?

Which character has lost seven children immediately after childbirth?

Tituba is a slave who has been brought from where?

What is one definition of a crucible?

Aside from Elizabeth, John, and Abigail, which character are we sure knows of John and Abigail's affair?

Abigail explains to John Proctor that the girls are ill because:

What did Puritans do on holidays from work?

In what Massachusetts town does this play take place?

Who is the author of The Crucible?

Mary Warren says Goody Osburn "will hang" because of what reasons?

The people of Salem could be best described as which of these religions?