Act I
Act II
Act III
Act IV
Extra
100

What is Reverand Parris most concerned about when Betty falls ill?

His reputation.

100

Why doesn’t Elizabeth trust John?

He cheated on her.

100

What does Danforth tell Proctor about Elizabeth?

She is pregnant.

100

Where are we when act 4 begins?

A cell in Salem jail.

100

What role did fear play in creating authority?

The fear of being hanged caused many of the townspeople to admit and accuse others of witchcraft.

200

What is Abigail’s character like?

Manipulative.

200

What commandment does John forget?

Adultery.

200

What does Danforth plan to do with the people listed on the deposition?

Arrest them.

200

What is the context behind Hawthorne saying “She have robbed you?“ (Miller 132)

Abigail has robbed Parris and fled on a boat.

200

Who is the main authority figure in the play.

Judge Danforth.

300

What does John Proctor predict will happen to Abigail before she is twenty?

She’ll be clapped in the stocks.

300

Why is Cheever looking for a poppet?

Abigail was stabbed with a needle.

300

What purpose does Giles Corey serve in the play?

Comic relief 

300

At the end of act 4 who says “He have his goodness now. God forbid I take it from him!” (Miller 152)

Elizabeth

300

Why did everyone who was accused admit to witchcraft?

If they admitted and then accused someone else they would be innocent.

400

What is the context behind Proctor saying “You’ll speak nothin’ of Elizabeth!” (Miller 24)

Abigail questions why Proctor is with her.

400

Who was the leader of the court’s accuser?

Marry Warren.

400

What secret does John reveal to prove the girls are lying?

He had an affair with Abigail.

400

How was Proctor persuaded to confess?

They brought the visibly pregnant Elizabeth to him making him think of his child’s future.

400

Why is Rebecca Nurse accused of witchcraft?

A lot of babies died when she was the person taking care of them.

500

What is Tituba accused of doing in the forest?

Witchcraft.

500

How did Marry Warrens character change from act 1 - act 2?

She has become more mature and now she stands up for herself.

500

How did Hale change at the end of act 3?

He is now on Proctors side against Abigail.

500

How is mass hysteria a theme throughout the play?

Everyone is accusing everyone of witchcraft so they don’t get hanged.

500

Why doesn’t Danforth believe that John Proctor had an affair with Abigail?

Danforth doesn’t believe John because he confessed but Elizabeth said that he didn’t have an affair.

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