Characters
Accusations
Plot
Theme
Irony
100

Made a poppet for Elizabeth

Mary Warren (her servant)

100

Who accused Rebecca Nurse of witchcraft?

Mrs. Putnam (because 7 of her babies died)

100

Giles Corey is hung for being a witch.

No, he is pressed to death instead. He wouldn't say yes or no when accused.

100

Who is driven by fear the most?

Mary Warren

100

What are the three types of irony?

Verbal

Situational

Dramatic

200

This character won't go to church because they think Rev. Parris is a bad priest

Proctor and his family

200

Who accused Proctor of consorting (meddling) with the devil?

Mary Warren (because she was afraid of Abby accusing her of witchcraft)

200

What saves Elizabeth from being killed immediately?

She's pregnant

200

Why does Rev. Hale experience guilt in the last act?

he feels responsible for all the deaths 

200

In The Crucible, those who are innocent die or are accused, and those who lie are saved or have power. This is an example of…


Situational irony

300

This character saw the girls dancing in the woods.

Rev. Parris

300

Who accused Elizabeth of witchcraft and why?

Abigail, so that she could be with Proctor

300

How did Abigail frame Elizabeth?

She claimed that Elizabeth made a voodoo doll with a poppet

300

Who is driven by their reputation the most?

Rev. Parris - he's afraid of "factions" rising up against him

300

When John Proctor says, "God is dead!" what type of irony is this?

Verbal irony - he doesn't actually believe that

400

Which character takes advantage of the Salem trials in order to get revenge on neighbors and try to steal their lands?

Mr. Putnam

400

Which 3 women were accused of witchcraft, first? Why were they the first targeted?

Tituba (because she was a slave)

Sarah Good (didn't go to church)

Sarah Osborne (homeless)

They were all outsiders, so it was easier for people to believe they were witches.

400

What does Proctor mean when he says, "leave me my name!"

He doesn't want them to put his confession on doors of the church - it will show that he lied and betrayed his friends to save his life

400

What social issue of his time is the author, Arthur Miller, representing in the Crucible?

McCarthyism (went after communists)

400

Abigail pretends that she sees Mary Warren turning into a bird and scratching them.

What type of irony is this?

Dramatic - we know she's not a witch, but the courts don't know that

500

Name and describe 5 characters in the play.

Mary Warren, Tituba, John Proctor, Elizabeth Proctor, Rev. Parris, Abigail, Betty, Rev. Hale, Judge Danforth, Judge Hathorne, Rebecca Nurse, Martha Corey, Giles Corey, etc.

500

Who accused Martha Corey?

her neighbor - she sold him a pig that died and she wouldn't give him a refund

500

Why did Mrs. Putnam send Ruth, her daughter, to the woods with the girls in Act 1?

She wanted Tituba to conjure Ruth's dead baby siblings

500

Situations like the Salem Witch Trials were driven by groups of people participating in...

Groupthink

500

What is ironic about the courts of Salem? What type of irony is this?

Usually courts are fair and unbiased, but the court in Salem is very one sided.

Situational irony.

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