The Crucible Act Two Review

Elizabeth explains to Proctor that if people confess to witchcraft they will

• become saints.

• stay in jail.

• be saved from hanging.

• be tried in court.

Proctor knows that Abigail

• wants to come back to work for Elizabeth.

• lied about the witchcraft in the woods.

• mentioned his name in court.

• plans to accuse Elizabeth of murder.

Why is Elizabeth suspicious of Proctor?

• He sneaks around the house quietly.

• She caught him salting the food.

• She saw him with Abigail at a funeral.

• He lied about seeing Abigail alone.

What conclusion can you draw about Proctor after he forgets the commandment about adultery?

• He is forgetful.

• He feels guilty.

• He is joking.

• He never knew it.

What circumstance points to Abigail as the villain in this drama?

• Rebecca Nurse's arrest

• the needle in the poppet

• Proctor blushing at church

• Hale arriving at the door

Elizabeth's willingness to go with Cheever allows you to draw the conclusion that she is

• curious

• faithful

• strong

• angry

What does Proctor question as Elizabeth is being arrested?

• who the Deputy Governor is

• when Abigail was born

• if God's fingers are clean

• how innocent the accusers are

What do the following stage directions tell you about Elizabeth? Proctor: I think you're sad again. Are you? Elizabeth: (She doesn't want friction, and yet she must.) You came so late I thought you'd gone to Salem this afternoon.

• She is tired of being silent about Abigail.

• She wants Proctor to go to Salem.

• She wants to start a fight with Proctor.

• She feels that she must be sad.

Proctor is afraid of going to town to tell the court about Abigail because

• Elizabeth has threatened to leave him.

• Abigail has said she will beat him if he tells.

• He has no witness to Abigail's confession.

• He is afraid of being arrested if he goes to town.

Mary Warren says that those who confess to witchcraft will

• be saved from hanging

• be choked

• have to beg

• sleep in ditches