Plot overview
How did Proctor react to Abigail's advances?
He doesn't welcome her advances as he remains faithful to his wife Elizabeth
What are Abigail's feelings towards John Proctor?
She likes him.
Name the two themes that are present in this scene.
1) Faithfulness
2) Greed and quest for authority/power
How is Betty's cry interpreted?
The cry is interpreted as another sign of witchcraft. If Betty is possessed by a demonic spirit, she cannot bear to hear the name of the lord.
Name two of John Proctor's character traits.
Level-headed, wise, Quick to anger, Kind to his wife, Hardworking, Strives to do what is right
How is the theme of faithfulness evident throughout this scene?
Proctor remains faithful to Elizabeth and is determined not to become involved with Abigail again.
Name 4 of the characters that walked in after Betty's scream.
Mr. Thoman Putnam, Mrs. Ann Putnam, Reverend Parris, Rebecca Nurse, Giles Corey
How many children does Rebecca Nurse have? How many have died?
11 children, None have died.
How is the theme Greed and quest for authority/power evident throughout this scene?
Parris' argument with Proctor and Corey reveals that money causes many disputes within Salem
What did Mr.Putnam accuse John Proctor of doing at the end of the scene?
Stealing wood from his land
Who is Mrs. Putnam Jealous of? Why is she Jealous?
Mrs. Putnam is jealous of all mothers, specifically Rebecca Nurse, because she has lost 7 children before and believes that the Nurse has everything she's ever wanted.
List 3 person vs.person conflicts that have started in this scene.
Conflict between Proctor and Abigail, Parris accusing Proctor of leading a faction against him, Mr. Putnam accusing Proctor of stealing wood from his land, Mrs.Putnam's jealousy against the Nurse, Proctor accusing Parris of being greedy which affects his duties as a minister
Fill in the blank of this quote said by John Proctor:
"You'll _____ nothin' of Elizabeth!"
"You'll speak nothin' of Elizabeth!"
Describe and provide the character traits of 3 of the characters shown throughout this scene.
(Will decide on the spot if they got it right or not)
Think of another theme that is present in the story, and explain why you chose that theme.
(Will decide on spot if it's right or wrong)