Crucible Characters
She was a house servant for the Proctor family
Mary Warren
He is a minister that is considered a witchcraft "expert"
Reverend Hale
In Puritan culture, all social and political life was based on:
religion
Why does Abigail Williams live with Reverend Parris?
She is an orphan
Elizabeth Proctor takes the blame for this in act 4
John's affair with Abigail
10 year old girl believed to be "afflicted" by witches/devil
Betty Parris
He catches his daughter and the other girls dancing in the forest and casting spells
Reverend Parris
What people were expected to do on Sundays in Puritan Culture.
Go to church
In Act II, what was found in the poppet that was given to Elizabeth Proctor?
a needle
At the end of Act III, John Proctor proclaims...
The witch trials are a lie/ God is dead
She fired her house servant for having affair with her husband
Elizabeth Proctor
He is a man who accuses his wife of reading "strange books"
Giles Corey
Who stole all of Reverend Parris' money at the beginning of Act IV?
Abigail Williams
When reciting the Ten Commandments to Reverend Hale, which one did John Proctor forget?
Adultery
In The Crucible, the character of John Proctor committed adultery on his wife. He deals with guilt and shame. This conflict is an example of :
man vs. self
She believes witchcraft is responsible for her babies dying in childbirth.
Goody (Ann) Putnam
He is the deputy governor who condemns the witches to hang
Danforth
When a government or society is ruled by religion, this is an example of:
Theocracy
By Act III, who has the majority of power in the town?
Abigail and the girls
The witch trials are an example of this uncontrollable emotion or excitment
What is hysteria
He is a wealthy landowner that holds a grudge and tries to take land from people
Thomas Putnam
She believes the girls are not afflicted with witchcraft, just "kids being kids"
Rebecca Nurse
When a character of a play or novel makes a decision or takes a path that leads to his own destruction or downfall, this is an example of:
Tragic Hero
Which three women are arrested at the end of Act II (clue: this signifies a power shift in the town of Salem)
Rebecca Nurse
Elizabeth Proctor
Martha Corey
John Proctor does not confess because he values this
His reputation/ his name