What is the setting of Act 1?
Reverend Parris's house
The amount that something holds
a. ail
b. capacity
c. ideology
d. remiss
capacity
Who is the Proctors' servant who is helping at the trials in Salem?
What is the vibe between Elizabeth and John?
Cold, not loving, accusatory
To take something in
a. ameliorate
b. absorb
c. begrudge
d. pious
absorb
What did Abby do in the woods and why?
Drink blood (a charm) to kill John Proctor's wife
Someone's belief system
a. pretense
b. prohibition
c. ideology
d. discharge
Ideology
Who is John Proctor's wife?
Elizabeth Proctor
Who does Elizabeth Proctor think is accusing her?
Abby
Said, done, or given unwillingly
a. condemnation
b. compensate
c. begrudge
d. warrent
begrudge
What happened in the past between John and Abigail?
They had an affair
Strong, intense, loud
a. potent
b. obscene
c. remiss
d. pretense
potent
Who is the first person that we see in the play who is "sick"?
Betty Parris
What happened to Mary Warren in court when Goody Osburn was being tried?
She felt like she was being choked (#dramatic)
Silly, foolish, or lacking common sense
a. daft
b. base
c. pious
d. begrudge
daft
Why is Reverend Hale in Salem?
He is a witchcraft expert
Offensive, disrespectful, inappropriate
a. remiss
b. potent
c. obscene
d. prohibition
Obscene
Who is the old, homeless, pregnant woman who is accused of witchcraft?
Goody Osburn
How can you escape the death penalty if you're accused?
Admit to being a witch
The act of expressing strong moral disapproval
a. base
b. compensate
c. adultery
d. condemnation
condemnation
Why did Mrs. Putnam contact Tituba?
To speak with her dead babies
A claim or a false reason intended to deceive people or hide the truth
a. prohibition
b. discharge
c. obscene
d. pretense
pretense
Who is the person being accused of witchcraft in Reverend Parris's house?
Tituba
What does Abby show John in the woods during the "deleted scene" that makes him realize she's coo coo?
The wounds from her "injuries" sent by spirits
To change or make better:
a. compensate
b. ameliorate
c. pious
d. begrudge
ameliorate