Characters
He is Betty’s father and the minister of Salem.
Who is Reverend Parris?
This Massachusetts village is the setting.
What is Salem?
This is where the girls were dancing.
Where is the forest?
This is Betty’s condition at the start of the play.
What is unresponsive?
This is what Abigail uses to keep the girls quiet.
What are threats?
She is Parris’s niece and Betty’s cousin.
Who is Abigail Williams?
This religious group shaped Salem’s strict beliefs.
Who are the Puritans?
She was present with the girls in the forest.
Who is Tituba?
This is the family name of Ruth.
What is Putnam?
This can be damaged by scandal or accusations.
What is reputation?
She is Parris’s enslaved servant.
Who is Tituba?
This is Parris’s job in the community.
What is Minister?
This is the supernatural practice Parris suspects.
What is witchcraft?
This is one reason Abigail denies wrongdoing.
What is self-protection?
This is what Parris worries the community will think of him.
What is a bad minister?
This person is Abigail’s former lover.
Who is John Proctor?
This is what Parris fears losing among the townspeople.
What is his reputation?
This is what the girls fear if they reveal the truth.
What is punishment?
This is a major theme introduced by the opening events.
What is fear?
This emotion spreads as people suspect witchcraft.
What is fear?
This person is called to investigate possible witchcraft.
Who is Reverend Hale?
This type of behavior is suspected in the forest.
What is witchcraft?
This is the secret the girls are trying to keep.
What are their actions?
This happens when people accept a group’s beliefs without questioning them.
What is herd mentality?
This is absent with a herd mentality.
What is independent thinkng?