The Crucible

Who is brought into Salem to help discover the witches?

• Reverend Hale

• John Proctor

• Judge Danforth

• Tituba

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Why did John stop going to church?

• Parris talks too much

• Parris was practicing witchcraft

• Parris is too greedy

• John has to work on his farm

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What were the girls actually doing in the forest?

• Witchcraft

• Practicing spells

• Reading the bible

• Dancing

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What is a crucible?

• a spell

• intense suspicion

• a trial

• a religion

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Who does Goody Putnam blame for the death of her children?

• Tituba

• Goody Nurse

• Measles

• Abigail

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What is the climax of the play?

• Elizabeth lying in trial

• John Proctor being accused of being with the devil

• John refusing to confess

• Abigail turning on the girls

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CCSS.RL.9-10.10. RL.11-12.10

What is the exposition?

• Salem, Massachusetts 1600s

• New York, New York 1911

• Kaskaskia, Illinois 1818

• Plymouth Rock, Virginia, 1776

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What is an allegory?

• Symbolic representation of a larger story

• Repeated consonant sounds

• A long story

• This one is the wrong answer.

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What is the Crucible an allegory for?

• The Salem Witch Trials

• The American Revolution

• The Red Scare

• The Civil Rights Movement

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What is the main conflict in the play?

• Man vs. Wild

• Man vs. Man

• Man vs. Self

• Man vs. Society

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