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VOCABULARY
100
Who was Parris's slave?
What is Tituba
100
Who did Mary Warren make the poppet for?
What is Elizabeth Proctor
100
Who signed 72 death warrents?
What is Reverend Hale
100
Which two characters were the opening in this act?
What is Elizabeth and John Proctor
100
Define: blanched
What is pale
200
Which character brings the news to Parris about what the doctor said?
What is Susanna
200
Which commandment did John Proctor forgot?
What is adultry
200
What is Martha Corey being accused of?
What is witchcraft
200
Who fled the town of Salem?
What is Abigail and Mery Lewis
200
Define: grapple
What is to struggle or fight
300
Which character was lying on the bed when Abigail and Proctor were talking?
What is Betty
300
Who accused Elizabeth of being a witch and why?
What is Abigail because once Elizabeth is dead she could marry John.
300
Is Elizabeth pregnant?
What is yes
300
If John Proctor signs a confession stating that he is a witch what will the town people believe?
What is all the others accused of being witches were actually witches
300
Define: Imperceptible
What is barely noticeable
400
What does Abigail tell Parris what the girls were doing in the forrest?
What is dancing
400
Who reminds John of missing one of the commandments?
What is Elizabeth
400
Why did the people of Salem sign of a testimony ?
What is the women being charged with witchcraft are good Christians
400
What does Proctor hope that Elizabeth will confirm after telling Danfoth what he did?
What is having an affair with Abigail
400
Define: Adamant
What is not responding to pleas
500
Who does Abigail hope to kill in hope of drinking blood?
What is Elizabeth Proctor
500
Where was the needle on the poppet also found inside Abigail?
What is stomach
500
Who believes that the people of accused being witches are really innocent?
What is Hale
500
Name 3 out of 6 "cry out" girls during the trial?
What is Betty, Abigail, Ruth, Mercy Lewis, Mary Warren, and Susanna.
500
Define: Inculcation
What is to hide behind a false apperance