Witches and History
Practical Magic (1998)
Witches in Pop Culture
Schools of Magic
Terminology
100

One of the earliest written accounts of a witch is in which historical text?

Bible: Book of 1 Samuel (written between 931 B.C. and 721 B.C.), which describes King Saul consulting the Witch of Endor to summon the spirit of Samuel.

100

The names of Sally Owens' daughters.

Antonia and Kylie Owens

100

The teenage one with two separate television series.

Sabrina

100

Manipulates, charms, or influences the minds and emotional states of target creatures

Enchantment

100

An organized group of three or more witches who practice together.

Coven

200

Name of the City and State the witch trials began.

Salem, Massachusetts

200

Jimmy was given too much of this and it killed him.

Belladonna or "deadly nightshade."

200
The one who loves to sing to children and lure them back to her sisters. 

Sarah Sanderson

200

Changes the physical properties, form, or structure of objects and living creatures.

Transmutation

200

A solitary practitioner associated with folk magic, trance work, and walking between the physical and spirit worlds

Hedge Witch

300

Known as the New Orleans Voodoo Queen, she was a prominent practitioner of Voodoo, herbalist, and healer in Louisiana.

Marie Laveau

300

The name of the shop in town that is owned by Sally.

Verbena Botanicals

300

The one with green skin.

Wicked Witch of the West.

300

The practice of seeking hidden knowledge, future events, or guidance by using supernatural powers, ritual techniques, or intuitive perception

Divination

300

The term for a book that houses a witche's spells.

Grimoire

400

Reginald Scot wrote this text that argued witchcraft beliefs were social delusions and superstition rather than real pacts with the devil.

The Discoverie of Witchcraft (1584)

400

Gary has what colored eyes?

One green and one blue.
400

The one with the name of a tree. Also sometimes referenced as "Dark ____."

Willow

400

Channels and unleashes raw, high-impact elemental energy or destructive force.

Evocation

400

Divining the future, usually by consulting objects such as a crystal ball, a black mirror (traditionally a reflective dark surface like obsidian), a candle flame or a bowl of water

Scrying

500

An enslaved woman in Salem, Massachusetts, whose coerced confessions and descriptions of spirits helped spark the Salem witch trials in 1692.

Tituba

500

The image and producted  that Sally draws on Jimmy.

PenWwhippedcream abn

500
The one that works for a delivery service.

Kiki

500

Focuses on protection, shielding, dispelling magic, and warding off dangers or evil forces

Abjuration

500

A traditional twig broom used for ritual cleansing or sweeping away negative energy.

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