Historical and Modern Context
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100

The Crucible was written to reflect on what 1950s issue in America?

Communism/McCarthyism

100

"I do not judge you. The magistrate sits in your heart that judges you."

Elizabeth Proctor

100

This character believes that the devil will fly her home

Tituba

100

Abigail demonstrates her ability to _________ situations by using the fear tactic.

Control

100

This character devises a plan to leave Salem with her friend, Mercy Lewis.

Abigail Williams

200

This term means that the audience knows something the characters do not know.

irony

200

"I say--I say--God is dead!"

John Proctor

200

This character feared there was a conspiracy against him, therefore was obsessed with his image.

Reverend Parris

200

This emotion spreads rapidly through Salem, leading people to abandon reason and accuse others without evidence.

Hysteria

200

What is Elizabeth Proctor's response when asked if she knew about the affair?

She lies for John saying, "I cannot think he fancied her"

300

This term means a story written as a symbol that can reveal a hidden meaning

allegory

300

"But you must understand it, sure, that a person is either with the court or her must be counted against it, there be no road between”

Deputy Governor Danforth

300

Her charities are vastly known, but she is accused of killing Mrs. Putnam's seven babies.

Rebecca Nurse

300

This concept explains how people in Salem blindly follow the group in making accusations and seeking punishment.

Mob Mentality

300

What postponed Elizabeth Proctor's execution?

Her pregnancy

400

Based on real events in Andover, Reverend Parris fears that this will happen

The people will stop having mob mentality and rebel

400

“Life, woman, life is God’s most precious gift; no principle, however glorious, may justify the taking of it.”

Reverend Hale

400

This character tries to tell the truth, but out of fear accuses John as being, "a man of the devil"

Marry Warren

400

Reverend Parris is more concerned with this than with the truth, fearing how witchcraft accusations will affect his reputation.

Image or Reputation

400

Why does Giles Corey not give up the name of who told him that Putnam's motive was land?

He promised confidentiality, his sons will inherit the land if he does not give information up to the court.

500

This government committee investigated suspected Communists in the entertainment industry and questioned Miller himself.

House UnAmerican Activities Committee (HUAC)

500

"I have blood on my head!"

Reverend Hale

500

This character says, "He has goodness now. God forbid I should take it from him."

Elizabeth Proctor

500

When John Proctor tears up his confession, choosing to die with his name and reputation intact, what theme does this represent?

Integrity

500

This word refers both to a severe trial and to a container for melting metals.

Crucible!

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