Who Am I
This character lies unconscious at the beginning of the play
Who is Betty Parris?
This hard-handed landowner is eager to use any means to get back at his enemies, including having his wife call a good soul a " witch. "
Who is Thomas Putnam?
The Crucible was written to show the parallel during McCarthyism, making it this type of literary device.
What is an Allegory?
This character returns home from court with news that she has been appointed to the proceedings.
Who is Mary Warren?
Who does Reverend Parris send for in The Crucible to come to Salem and make sure his daughter, Betty, is not being bedeviled?
Rev. Hale
A kid gets left home alone and somehow manages to outsmart two burglars with household items.
What is Home Alone?
This person reads strange books and is accused of killing pigs.
Who is Martha Corey?
This person views themselves as a sinner and a fraud, and their flaws were beginning to surface in the second act.
Who is John Proctor?
This literary technique uses one character to highlight the contrasting traits of another, such as Rebecca Nurse and Ann Putnam or Giles Corey and John Proctor.
What is a foil?
This symbol of lies and manipulation is meant as evidence against Elizabeth Proctor.
What is a poppet?
Elizabeth is accused of this at the end of Act 2 of The Crucible.
What is murder, by using a doll (poppet) and witchcraft to stab Abigail in the belly with a needle?
These colorful creatures lived in eggs and needed constant attention or they would “die.”
What are Tamagotchis?
This person ran naked in the woods and knows all the tea about Abigail and John Proctor.
Who is Mercy Lewis?
This person was the first one to call "witch" in the play, but will not allow anyone to judge them for their part in witchcraft.
Who is Ann Putnam?
This imagery underscores the strained relationship between John and Elizabeth.
What is cold imagery?
Elizabeth's reference to the “magistrate” in John's heart points to this internal force.
What is John's conscience and his own judgment of his guilt?
This person is the first character introduced in the play...
Who is Reverand Parris?
Three sisters with superpowers save their city from a monkey and other villains.
Who are The Powerpuff Girls?
This person conceives themself much as a young doctor on their first call. They believe in harmony and duality in the world in order to provide unity. They are also very superstitious.
Who is Reverand Hale?
This manipulative and cunning person is determined to use the witch trials to their benefit (out of jealousy) by any means necessary.
Who is Abigail Williams?
Act One represents this in the plot diagram.
What is the exposition?
This is suggested by the repeated references to coldness between John and Elizabeth.
What is emotional distance?
When asking if someone is a witch, the villagers use this saying...
What is "how high did she fly," or "I heard they flew"...something to that effect.
This device allows you to listen to music on the go, but you need to flip it over halfway through.
What is a Walkman?
This person looks as such a good soul should, but is accused of killing babies.
Who is Rebecca Nurse?
This person made a blood charm in the woods.
Who is Tituba?
This literary technique occurs when the audience knows Abigail is deceptive while other characters believe her accusations.
What is dramatic irony?
This is the reason Elizabeth wants John to expose Abigail's dishonesty.
What is to stop the false accusations?
By the end of Act Two, this many people are accused and or arrested waiting to be on trial for witchcraft?
What is 39 in jail (one due to hang) plus an additional 16 with warrants, totaling 55?
If something was really cool, you might say it was this
What is “ice”?
I am the character who says, ‘I want the light of God, I want the sweet love of Jesus!’
Who is Abigail Williams?
This character improperly cares for their pigs and blames their deaths on witchcraft conjured by another.
Who is Walcott?
This device is used when Elizabeth Proctor says, "I cannot think the Devil may own a woman’s soul, Mr. Hale, when she keeps an upright way, as I have."
What is irony?
Abigail's insistence when stating, ‘I will not have it said my name is soiled! Goody Proctor is a gossiping liar!’ is an example of this literary device...
What is (verbal) irony?
This character begins to see the flaws in the court’s methods and the potential for false accusations.
Who is Reverend Hale?
These appealing fruit-flavored snacks came in vibrant colors and fun shapes and were often traded at lunch.
What are Fruit Roll-Ups?
This person wanted to confess what happened in the woods in the first act, but changed their tune in the second.
Who is Mary Warren?
This confidently religious person has the power and authority to help those accused but feels that the village should face God's wrath head-on.
Who is Reverand Hale?
Of the 7 literary conflicts, the conflict(s) represented in the play would be...
What are...
Man Vs Man
Man Vs Society
Man Vs Nature
Man Vs Supernatural
Man Vs Self
The two that are not represented are Character Vs. Destiny/ Fate, and Character Vs. Technology.
John Proctor's action at the end of Act II symbolizes his defiance of the court's injustice.
What is tearing up the arrest warrant?
Other than witchcraft and peace/ friendship, the poppet in Act 2 is a symbol for this
What is it can also symbolize is Abigail's manipulation (or lies).
This Friday night TV block featured a lineup of family-friendly sitcoms, including a show about a nerdy neighbor who always asked, “Did I do that?”
What is “TGIF” on ABC?
This character's guilt and the struggle to regain their integrity shape their choices and damages their relationships.
Who is John Proctor?
This character is calm and rational, contrasting with Ann Putnam's grief and suspicions.
Who is Rebecca Nurse?
This theme influences Rev. Parris's actions at the start of the play, as he is more concerned with his standing in the community than with the truth.
What is reputation?
This event at the end of Act I transforms a private scandal into a public crisis.
What is Tituba's confession followed by the girls' accusations?
In the first two Acts, Miller establishes the power hierarchy in Puritan society through...
What is the authority of ministers and the court?
This 1990s anime film by Mamoru Oshii follows a Major as he investigates a mysterious hacker known as the Puppet Master.
What is Ghost in the Shell?
At the end of Act 2, this character struggles between their fear of Abigail and their growing awareness of the truth.
Who is Mary Warren?
This character projects their own doubts onto others despite showing signs of guilt and uncertainty in Act 2.
Who is Reverend Hale?
These statements all use this device...
What are metaphors?
This is the problem with Hale's coercive questioning of Tituba, as though her guilt is already established.
What is assuming guilt before it is proven?
This connection between Salem and McCarthyism reveals Miller's criticism of societies that punish people based on suspicion.
What is the destruction of justice through fear and false accusations?
In this 1998 anime, bounty hunter Spike Spiegel pursues criminals aboard a spaceship.
What is Cowboy Bebop?