The Crucible Exam Review

Front

What do the people of Salem argue about?

Back

Land ownership, the laws of the church, the government, all of the above.

Front

Which of the following serves as evidence of Danforth's corruption?

Back

His refusal to postpone the hangings, his denial of Hale's request for Proctor to have a lawyer, his reluctance to listen to evidence that casts doubt on the accusations, All of the above.

Front

What does Proctor ultimately decide to do at the end of the play in regards to his confession to witchcraft?

Back

He rips up his confession to preserve his good name.

Front

Throughout the play, Reverend Parris is primarily concerned with ___________ which leads him to conceal the truth.

Back

Preserving his reputation.

Front

What does Abigail typically do when people become suspicious or question her?

Back

She shifts the blame onto others.

Front

What is the main theme of 'The Crucible'?

Back

The dangers of hysteria and the consequences of extremism.

Front

Who is the author of 'The Crucible'?

Back

Arthur Miller.

Front

What historical event is 'The Crucible' an allegory for?

Back

The McCarthy hearings and the Red Scare.

Front

What role does fear play in 'The Crucible'?

Back

Fear drives characters to act irrationally and betray one another.

Front

How does the character of John Proctor evolve throughout the play?

Back

He transforms from a flawed man seeking redemption to a tragic hero.