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Where and when does the play 'The Crucible' take place?

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Salem, 1692

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Why did the girls want to continue with the idea of witchcraft?

Back

To avoid getting punished

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How can you describe the people of Salem in Act 1?

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Scared; judgemental

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What were Betty and Abigail doing in the forest when Rev. Parris frightened them?

Back

Dancing and conjuring spirits

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What do the Putnams and Rev. Parris have in common?

Back

Both have sick/bewitched daughters

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What is the significance of the setting in 'The Crucible'?

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The setting in Salem during 1692 highlights the historical context of the witch trials and the societal fears of the time.

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Who is Reverend Parris and what is his role in Act 1?

Back

Reverend Parris is the minister of Salem who is concerned about his reputation and the events surrounding the witchcraft accusations.

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What motivates Abigail Williams in Act 1?

Back

Abigail is motivated by a desire for power, revenge, and to protect herself from punishment.

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How does fear influence the actions of the characters in Act 1?

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Fear leads characters to make irrational decisions, often resulting in accusations and hysteria.

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What role do the girls play in the witchcraft accusations?

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The girls, including Abigail, initiate the accusations to deflect blame and gain attention.