The Crucible Act One (83Q)

Front

What is the age of Betty Parris as mentioned in the text?

Back

10

Front

Fill in the blank: Parris, quickly, says, 'Will you look at my daughter, sir?' Leads Hale to the bed. She has tried to ______ out the window.

Back

Fly

Front

In 'The Crucible', who signed the first complaint against Rebecca?

Back

B) Edward and Jonathan Putnam

Front

Fill in the blank: Abigail claims to have seen Goody Sibber with the Devil and it is rising to a great _____.

Back

glee

Front

What is the underlying theme of the passage?

Back

Resentment and accusation

Front

Define the term 'The Crucible' in the context of the play.

Back

A severe test or trial, often used to describe the intense moral and social pressures faced by the characters.

Front

What role does Reverend Parris play in Act One?

Back

He is the minister of Salem, concerned about his reputation and the welfare of his daughter.

Front

Explain the significance of the character Abigail Williams in Act One.

Back

Abigail is a central character who instigates the witch trials by falsely accusing others, driven by her desire for power and revenge.

Front

What is the relationship between John Proctor and Abigail Williams?

Back

They had an affair, which complicates the dynamics of the events in Salem.

Front

Identify the main conflict introduced in Act One of 'The Crucible'.

Back

The conflict between personal integrity and societal pressure, as characters navigate accusations of witchcraft.