Characters
Vocabulary
Plot
Quotes
Author
100

The leader of the girls of Salem Village with an "endless capacity for dissembling." 

Who is Abigail Williams

100

Often confused with a word meaning "to take apart" this word means to give a false or misleading appearance; to conceal the truth. 

What is dissembling? 

100

Rumors that Betty Parris has done this, leads the village to suspect she is afflicted by "loose spirits."

What is to fly? 

100

This character threatens: "I will come to you in the black of some terrible night and I will bring a pointy reckoning that will shudder you!" 

Who is Abigail Williams? 
100

This person was a famous actress, married to the author for a short time. 

Who is Marilyn Monroe? 

200
Called to Salem Village to investigate the presence of "loose spirits." 

Who is reverend Hale?

200

Not quite a regret, but a bitter annoyance, or displeasure, at having been treated unfairly. 

What is Resentment? 

200

A social faux-pas, something that lead to Abigail's dismissal from the Proctor's service. 

What is an affair with John Proctor? 

200
The character who says this about the nature of children: "they will run the Devil bowlegged keeping up with their mischief." 

Who is Rebecca Nurse? 

200

This was the committee whom called Arthur Miller to a hearing, to testify on his connection with communist groups. 

What is the House of Unamerican Activities Committee? 

300

Has 11 children and 26 grandchildren and has "seen them all through their silly seasons." 

Who is Rebecca Nurse?

300

Often confused with something that is split into two, this word beginning with "di" means the worship of "the Old-Boy." 

What is diabolism? 

300

At the beginning of act two, this couple is arguing about "the elephant, named Abigail, in the room."

Who are the Proctor's, John and Elizabeth? 

300

This character ironically speaks about the situation in Salem saying, "We cannot look to superstition in this. The Devil is precise; the marks of his presence are definite as stone [...]." 

Who is Reverend Hale? 

300
The author's belief that religion and government should never be combined, and that when they are combined "A political policy is equated with moral right, and opposition to it with _________."

What is diabolical malevolence? 

400

A vindictive landowner, eager to find and accuse "witches" in Salem. 

Who is Thomas Proctor? 

400

Not that you would ever "miss" out on responsibility, but this word means the lacking of care or attention to duty; to be negligent. 

What is "remiss"? 

400

This character, now employed by the Proctor's, is an "official of the court." 

Who is Mary Warren? 

400

In a spat with his significant other, this character uses a wintry metaphor saying, "your justice would freeze beer!" 

Who is John Proctor? 

400

The author's belief that Pre-Christian gods were of this dispostion? 

What is "useful, and essentially friendly to man, despite occasional lapses."  
500
The wife of the comical 80 year old. Mark this - she has been reading of strange books. 

Who is Martha Corey? 

500

Not the name of this doll turned movie character, but the limits of one's knowledge? 

What is Ken? 

500

Likely the name of the book that reverend Hale uses to "exorcise" the demons from Betty Parris. 

What is the Malleus Malifecarum? 

500

In an apparent show of kindness, this character gives the gift of a 'poppet' ironically saying, "We must all love each other now, Goody Proctor." 

Who is Mary Warren? 

500

This is a type of literary device which was used by the author in The Crucible to deliver a hidden meaning, moral, or political message? 

What is an "allegory"?