Characters
This character has an affair with Abigail Williams.
John Proctor
This appears to be Reverend Parris's primary concern in Act I of the play.
His job/reputation
John Proctor forgets this commandment when he is being questioned by Reverend Hale in his home.
Adultery
What evidence is used to accuse Elizabeth Proctor?
The poppet Mary gave her with a needle in it.
Who wrote the Crucible?
Arthur Miller
This character confesses to witchcraft during a beating and effectively begins a witch hunt.
Tituba
Before the action of the play begins, Betty Parris and her friends have been . . .
Caught dancing in the woods
This is what Reverend Hale does when when John Proctor is arrested during the trial
He quits the court
The setting of Act 3
Courthouse
The job Abigail ends up with after the play is over
A prostitute
This character arrives in Salem to investigate charges of witchcraft, but eventually begins to doubt the guilt of many of the accused.
Reverend Hale
Tituba ultimately confesses to witchcraft for this reason.
To save her life
The setting of Act 2
The Proctor household
Giles Corey refuses to identify his sources to the court because of this fear.
All witnesses would be arrested/he wanted to save their reputation
The way John Proctor dies in the end
He refuses to confess & gets hanged with his dignity
Accuses Rebecca Nurse of witchcraft and names her as the one responsible for murdering seven babies shortly after birth
The Putnam's
Elizabeth states that Abigail wants her accused as a witch for this reason.
Abigail can have John to herself
Elizabeth Proctor claims that she doesn't believe in witches because of this.
She does not believe a woman could be so evil/wicked
Elizabeth Proctor places blame on John's affair on this person.
Herself
The year the play is set in
1692
This character gives Elizabeth a poppet doll that eventually causes her arrest
Mary Warren
In Act 1, Tituba accuses them of being influenced by the devil.
Goody Osburn and Sarah Good
Describe how Elizabeth's testimony before the court hurts or hinders John Proctor's claims about Abigail.
What is ... (answers vary) ...needs to say something about Elizabeth hurting John's testimony by denying the affair, to which he has already confessed.
What Mary Warren tells Gov. Danforth
The girls were pretending & witchcraft is not real
A literary term that is a narrative in which a character, place, or event is used to deliver a broader message about real-world issues and occurrences.
An Allegory