The Crucible Test Review

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What kind of reputation does Reverend Parris have before the witchcraft accusations begin?

Back

Negative because he was greedy and power hungry.

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What is Reverend Parris primarily concerned with throughout the play?

Back

Preserving his reputation.

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What initially causes Rev Hale to be suspicious of the Proctors?

Back

Their failure to baptize their third child.

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According to Proctor, what is the true motivation behind the witchcraft accusations?

Back

Vengeance.

Front

What kind of reputation does Abigail have at the beginning of the play?

Back

Negative because she has recently been fired.

Front

Define the term 'vengeance' as it relates to 'The Crucible'.

Back

Vengeance refers to the desire for revenge, which drives characters like Abigail to accuse others of witchcraft.

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What role does reputation play in 'The Crucible'?

Back

Reputation is a central theme, influencing characters' actions and decisions, often leading to tragic outcomes.

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How does fear contribute to the events in 'The Crucible'?

Back

Fear of witchcraft and the unknown leads to hysteria and irrational behavior among the townspeople.

Front

What is the significance of Proctor's inability to recite the 10 commandments?

Back

It symbolizes his guilt and moral conflict, raising doubts about his character in the eyes of others.

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Explain the character of Reverend Hale in 'The Crucible'.

Back

Reverend Hale is initially a witchcraft expert who becomes disillusioned with the trials and seeks to rectify his mistakes.