The Crucible: Act I

From reading Act One, what conclusion can we draw about John Proctor?

• He fears and respects Reverands Parris and Hale
• He believes that witchcraft has made the children ill
• He rebels against authority of the church by speaking his mind
• He is still deeply in love with his mistress.

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Worries more about his reputation than his daughter's affliction:

• John Proctor
• Thomas Putnam
• Parris
• Hale

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What does Parris see in the woods?

• Betty drinking blood.
• Abigail drinking blood.
• Mercy Lewis dancing naked.
• None of these choices

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Abigail Williams is

• a respected elder who thinks the girls are in a “silly season”

• an ill daughter of a Salem minister

• a slave from Barbados

• an orphan who lives with her uncle

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According to Act I, what are the names of the two young girls currently under the influence of witchcraft?

• Abby and Ruth
• Mercy and Abby
• Ruth and Betty
• Betty and Mary Warren

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Which character is being described here?  
"He believed he was being persecuted wherever he went, despite his best efforts to win people." (3)

• Reverend Parris
• Reverend Hale
• John Proctor
• Thomas Putnam

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Who said it to whom?  
"Your name in this town--it is entirely white, is it not?" (12)

• Thomas Putnam to Ruth Putnam
• Rev. Parris to Abigail
• John Proctor to Abigail Williams
• Rev. Hale to Elizabeth Proctor

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Which character is brought in from the nearby town of Beverly to assess the possibility of supernatural forces (witches) afflicting the community?

• John Hale
• William Griggs
• Francis Nurse
• Giles Corey

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Being under such strict laws and commandments, the Puritans had to repress a lot of their anger towards their neighbors. When the witch hunts started, it was an excellent chance for them to get revenge on their neighbors.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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Tituba was

• a respected elder who thinks the girls are in a “silly season” 
• an ill daughter of a Salem minister
• a slave from Barbados
• an orphan who lives with her uncle

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