The Crucible Test

A sensible man who recognizes hypocrisy

• Tituba
• John Proctor
• Giles Corey
• Ann Putnam

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Lost 7 babies at birth

• Tituba
• John Proctor
• Giles Corey
• Ann Putnam

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A minister who comes from Beverly to Salem to investigate the witchcraft

• Tituba
• Hale
• Giles Corey
• Ann Putnam

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A slave who "conjures" spirits

• Tituba
• Hale
• Giles Corey
• Ann Putnam

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The person who is always blamed when something goes wrong

• Tituba
• Hale
• Giles Corey
• Ann Putnam

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Harvard educated Salem minister whose niece Abigail accuses people of witchcraft

• Parris
• Abigail
• Mary
• Betty

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Cannot eat or talk at the beginning of the play

• Parris
• Abigail
• Mary
• Betty

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Had an affair with John Proctor and could be called the antagonist of the play

• Parris
• Abigail
• Mary
• Betty

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The Proctor's servant who gives Elizabeth a poppet

• Parris
• Abigail
• Mary Warren
• Betty

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The author of the play

• F Scott Fitzgerald
• Arthur Miller
• John Steinbeck
• Peyton Manning

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