Vocabulary I
What is the vocabulary term for faultless, pure?
immaculate
What is the vocabulary word for lawlessness or without order?
anarchy
Rev. Parris' 17 year old niece; leads the girls to the forest.
Abigail Williams
A minister who was an expert on witchcraft; quit the court.
Rev. Hale
When Rev. Parris' daughter becomes ill, he seems more concerned for this?
his reputation
What is the vocabulary word for confirm or support?
corroborate
What is the vocabulary word for barely noticeable?
imperceptible
She discovers her husband has committed adultery with Abigail
Elizabeth Proctor
This person used the witch trials for greed, revenge, and land.
Thomas Putnam
When Rev. Hale asks John Proctor to recite his commandments, which one does he forget?
adultery
What is the vocabulary word for wickedness?
iniquity
What vocabulary word mean resolute; not easily persuaded?
adamant
An old man who was pressed by stones.
Giles Corey
An authority of the court who would not tolerate any challenges to his power.
Judge Danforth
Why does John Proctor bring Mary Warren to the court?
Confess the girls were lying
What is the vocabulary word for inclined to disagree; argumentative?
What vocabulary word means slavishly submission; prepared to obey others?
subservient
A minister who feared there was a conspiracy against him.
Rev. Parris
This person attributes the death of her seven infants to witchcraft.
Ann Putnam
When Proctor tells Danforth, "God damns our kind especially...", he is blaming Danforth for not doing what?
Listening to the truth; not believing the girls
What is the vocabulary word for courtesy; humble and respectful?
deference
Which vocabulary word would BEST describe Rev. Parris' unwillingness to agree with the diagnose of witchcraft at the beginning of the play?
contentious
This person is a servant of the Proctors who gives Elizabeth a poppet.
Mary Warren
What lesson does Elizabeth say she has learned in prison?
Not to judge people too harshly