What rumor is circulating about Betty and why she is in the condition she is in?

She has been touched by witchcraft.

She has been diagnosed with a rare disease.

She had an affair with John Proctor.

How does Abigail initially defend the girls’ behavior in the woods?

She claims they were only dancing.

She claims they were just camping.

She says they were having a prayer circle.

Why is Reverend Parris so worried about his reputation?

He is not well-liked and knows there are people against him.

He has already been reprimanded once for something bad he did.

He doesn't think he will get a job anywhere else.

What does Abigail claim is the reason she was discharged from the Proctor household?

She didn't want to be a "slave" to Elizabeth.

Elizabeth caught Abigail and John together.

Elizabeth found someone better than Abigail.

She says that she didn't get fired but that she quit.

Why did Mrs. Putnam enlist Tituba’s help?

She had previously helped Mrs. Putnam with something and knew she could perform black magic.

She liked her more than anyone else in the town.

She didn't know who else to ask.

Her husband would only allow Tituba to help.

Why did Abigail drink blood?

To cast a spell on Elizabeth that would cause her death.

To cast a spell on John to get him to fall in love with her.

She wanted to cast a spell on the whole town.

Why is Reverend Parris dissatisfied with his job in Salem?

He feels he is underpaid and being taken advantage of.

He no longer wants to be a reverend.

He wants to work in a different city.

He originally wanted to be a farmer.

For what reason has Reverend Hale been called to Salem?

He is tasked with finding out what has happened to the girls.

He is the head judge in the courts.

He has had experience with this before.

Why does Tituba finally “confess”?

She is threatened with beatings.

What do we learn about John and Elizabeth’s relationship at the beginning of Act 2?

Their marriage is barely holding on by a thread.

They have just recently divorced but remain living with each other.

John wants to marry Abigail instead.

What news does Mary Warren bring from court?

More have been arrested and Elizabeth has been accused.

Rev. Hale has left and now leaves everything up to Rev. Parris.

What will happen if John does as Elizabeth asks and goes to town to confess to the affair?

He will be outcast from the community.

He will be thrown in jail for the rest of his life.

Why has Reverend Hale come to the Proctor house?

To question the Proctors about their faith.

To take Elizabeth to the court.

What is ironic about John forgetting "Thou shalt not commit adultery"?

He is a reverend and should know all of the commandments.

He preached a sermon on it the previous Sunday.

Elizabeth committed adultery, so he should know.

What does John mean when he says “I’ll tell you what’s walking in Salem— vengeance is walking in Salem”?

The people are looking for revenge and there is no witchcraft.

Witchcraft has taken over the entire community.

Vengeance is a literal person walking through Salem.

What does Mary Warren tell the court?

The girls were only pretending that they had been touched by spirits.

That Abigail was dancing naked in the woods and conjuring spirits.

She was in charge of all of the girls going into the woods.

Elizabeth was at fault for casting the spells.

What do we learn about Elizabeth Proctor?

She is pregnant, but it's not John's baby.

Why is Giles Corey arrested?

He refuses to give the name of the person that heard Putnam go after Jacobs for his land.

He lied earlier in the story about his wife.

He asked for it so that he could be put away from all of the people in the town.

What does Proctor confess?

He learned witchcraft from Tituba

He asked Abigail to cast the spell on Elizabeth.

What does Mary claim Proctor made her do?

Sign the devil's book and overthrow the court.

Lie about Abigail and the other girls.

Convince her to get Abigail to seduce him.

What is Reverend Hale doing at the jailhouse?

Praying with the convicted and trying to get them to confess.

What has happened to Abigail and Mercy Lewis?

They were appointed as members of the jury.

Someone took revenge and murdered them.

What happened in the town of Andover?

They rioted against the executions.

They all were placed under a spell.

The trials were just beginning.

Why does Parris suggest to postpone the executions?

He thinks Abigail needs to be the first to die.

He doesn't believe any of the convicted are guilty.

He is trying to stay well-liked.

What does Hale mean when he says, “There is blood on my head! Can you not see the blood on my head”?

He feels responsible for everything happening the way it did.

He has been hit in the head and is bleeding.

He was standing under the executed and had blood dripping on him.

Why does Danforth refuse to postpone the executions?

He doesn't want to appear weak.

He wants to get it all over with.

He knows this will set Salem back on the right path.

What do Danforth and Parris plan to do with Proctor’s confession?

Make copies of it and distribute it to the entire community.

Post it outside of John's home.

Why does Proctor refuse to sign the confession?

He feels his verbal confession is enough.

He feels they will use it improperly.

What does he do with the confession, and what happens to him as a result?

He tears it up; he is taken to be executed.

He steals it; he is exiled from Salem.

He tears it up; he is thrown in jail for the rest of his life.

He admits it really was true; he loses his wife.

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She is brought to Salem from Barbados, where she learned occult practices. She presides at a conjuring session involving teenage and adolescent girls from Salem.

At the beginning of the play, she lies in a stupor supposedly caused by witchcraft.

She comes to realize that she may have been partly at fault for her husband's unfaithfulness because she was not always as warm and loving as she could have been.

She first agrees to testify against Abigail and the others, but under pressure from her peers and the court, she renounces her testimony and sides with Abigail.

Honest farmer forced to defend his wife and himself against witchcraft charges.

She drinks the blood of a chicken in an attempt to summon spirits to kill Elizabeth Proctor. She is fired from the family she worked for due to having an affair with the husband.

Salem's current minister. At first, he is against the witch trials due to members of his family being involved, but he eventually is in favor of them after realizing they will work to his advantage.

Presiding judge who conducts the witchcraft hearings and trials.

Expert in detecting spirits. Well educated, he takes pride in his knowledge of the occult, but he is fair-minded.

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