Act 2 Test

Front

What was one of the reasons John Proctor might rebel against the magistrates?

Back

The time of the armed camp had almost passed.

Front

What was the primary focus of the people in Salem according to the text?

Back

Prayer.

Front

In the play, Abigail's age has been ______.

Back

increased.

Front

What did they think was the last place on earth that was not paying homage to God?

Back

The American forest.

Front

What does Mrs. Putnam claim about her daughter Ruth's condition?

Back

She is bewitched.

Front

Define 'parochial snobbery' as it relates to the context of Salem.

Back

A narrow-minded attitude of superiority among the local people.

Front

What role does the forest play in the beliefs of the Salem folk?

Back

It is seen as the Devil's last preserve.

Front

How does the concept of 'witchcraft' influence the actions of the characters in the play?

Back

It leads to fear, suspicion, and ultimately, tragic consequences.

Front

What is the significance of prayer in the lives of the Salem people?

Back

It reflects their deep religious beliefs and societal norms.

Front

Explain the term 'bewitched' in the context of the play.

Back

To be under the influence of witchcraft or magic.