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Conflict
100

Why does Abigail accuse Elizabeth proctor of witchcraft?

She wants to marry John Proctor

100

What is the irony is Mary claiming there are witches in Salem?

She was the one dancing in the forest and knowns Abigail was lying. 

100

If John keeps demanding for proof, what type of man is he?

He is a logical man.

100

Why is Elizabeth accused?

Abigail wants her gone so she could marry John.

100

How does the poppet in the Proctor household develop the conflict?

It is evidence that Elizabeth is a witch.

200
In the beginning of Act 2, how can you describe Elizabeth's feelings towards John?

She feels resentment towards him. She's still hurt that he cheated on her with Abigail. 

200
What is ironic about John Proctor forgetting the Adultery commandment?

He cheated on Elizabeth. 

200

If Rebecca Nurse is said to be the "brick and mortar of the church," what type of character is she?

She is a holy and religious woman.

200

What is Martha Corey accused of?

Bewitching pigs.

200

Why doesn't John go confess that Abigail is lying?

He's reputation would be ruined. 

300

How was Parris able to get the golden candle sticks?

He uses the word of God to manipulate his congregation. 

300

Define the figurative language, "the man dreams cathedrals; not clapboard meetings"

Parris preaches about money, not God. 

300

If Parris keeps preaching about golden candle sticks, what type of character is he?

He cares about having luxuries in life.

300

What is Rebecca Nurse accused of?

Killing Mrs. Putnam's babies. 

300

What would happen if John goes and confesses about Abigail's lies?

Abigail would charge him with Lechery.

400

What is stopping John Proctor from attending church?

He does not agree with how Parris manipulates the congregation with hell and damnation to get what he wants. 

400

What is the symbolic meaning for the poppet being found in the Proctor household?

Reveals Abigails hunger for revenge. 

400

Now that Marry is part of the court, how can she be described?

She now believes she has some type of authority and demands respect.

400

How does Hale react to Elizabeth's arrest?

Shocked, but believes the court will do the right thing. 

400

How does Hale's belief in the court system develop the conflict in Act II?

He does not agree with so many people being accused. He could speak up and put an end to this madness. 

500

Why does Abigail stab herself?

The poppet that was planted in the Proctor household has a needle in it. She needed to stab herself to prove that Elizabeth indeed wish death upon her.

500
How does the irony of Rebecca Nurse and Martha Corey being accused develop the plot structure?

Two respectable and holy woman have been accused by the most ignoble characters.

500

How does the rabbit symbolize Elizabeth's character?

Rabbit walked in innocently into the Proctor household and was killed, just like Elizabeth is innocently is wrapped in the deceit of witchcraft lies. 

500

Who is judging John Proctor?

John Proctor judges himself for sinning with Abigail. 

500

How does Abigail's new role as a saint develop the conflict is Act II?

John finds it difficult that people would believe him when he confesses about Abigail's lies, which makes it harder for him to confess. 

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