The Crucible Act I

Front

What does the dialogue between Parris, Proctor, Putnam, and Corey emphasize?

Back

The overall atmosphere of greed and frustration.

Front

What are the characteristics of Tituba in Act I of The Crucible?

Back

Powerless, terrified of becoming scapegoat for trouble.

Front

Who says 'And yet it has troubled me that you are now seven month out of their house, and in all this time no other family has called for your service'?

Back

Rev. Parris to Abigail.

Front

True or False: The Puritans repressed their anger towards neighbors, and the witch hunts provided a chance for revenge.

Back

TRUE.

Front

What are the characteristics of Abigail Williams in Act I of The Crucible?

Back

Dissembling, in love with former employer.

Front

Define 'dissembling' in the context of The Crucible.

Back

Concealing one's true motives or feelings; being deceitful.

Front

What role does greed play in the conflicts among characters in Act I?

Back

Greed creates tension and conflict, highlighting moral corruption.

Front

How does fear influence the actions of characters in The Crucible?

Back

Fear leads characters to act irrationally, often resulting in scapegoating.

Front

What is the significance of the character Giles Corey in Act I?

Back

Giles Corey represents the voice of reason and skepticism in a chaotic environment.

Front

Explain the concept of scapegoating as it relates to The Crucible.

Back

Scapegoating involves blaming an innocent person for problems, often to divert attention from the real issues.