The Crucible Act II

How is John and Elizabeth's relationship at the beginning of Act II?

• happily married
• distrustful and strained
• sadly divorced
• They act like everything is fine.

Who is the young woman who works for Proctor and is now an official of the court?

• Abigail Williams
• Tituba
• Mary Warren
• Susanna Walcott 

What did Mary Warren give Elizabeth?

• A Poppet
• Spring flowers
• Fresh baked bread from town
• A new apron

Goody Osburn will hang, but Sarah Good will not because

• Goody Osburn's conjuring was much worse.

• The villagers like Sarah Good better than Goody Osburn.

• Parris spoke up for Sarah Good.

• Sarah Good confessed, but Goody Osburn did not.

Why has Mary Warren been going to Salem rather than working at the Proctor farm?

• She is being paid to clean the meetinghouse.
• She is running errands for the Proctor family.
• She must care for her sick mother.
• She is an official of the court.

At first, Mary Warren enjoys her role in court because she

• thinks she has been chosen by God

• likes the power and status she has in the village

• knows she can destroy Elizabeth Proctor

• plans to accuse Abigail of witchcraft

Why does Elizabeth want John to go to Salem?

• To talk to Abigail
• To help Giles with Martha's case.
• To confess he used witchcraft
• To say the girls are lying

Why is John reluctant to testify against Abigail?

• He is afraid that the Putnams will take his land.
• He doesn't want Elizabeth to know about his affair.
• He loves Abigail.
• He doesn't have any evidence, other than Abigail's word.

Why does Elizabeth believe her name was mentioned in court?

• Because Thomas Putnam wants John's land.
• Because Mary Warren saw her riding a broom.
•  Because Parris is mad at her for firing Abigail.
• Because Abigail wants her dead, so she can become John's wife.

Why does Hale come to visit the Proctors?

• To rent a room
• To borrow a horse
• To investigate their Christian character
• To accuse John of lechery