The Crucible Test Review

 In what year do the Salem witch trials take place?

• 1550

• 1692

• 1730

• 1950

Why does Abigail Williams live with Reverend Parris?

• She is an orphaned relative of his.        

• She is his maid.   

• She is his daughter.

• She is Betty’s best friend.

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What inspired Arthur Miller to write The Crucible?

• . Communist trials in the 1950s in America

• His involvement in World War II.

• His commitment to defending religion.        

• His marriage to Marilyn Monroe.

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Which of the following did NOT happen in the play?

• The Putnams and Nurses had problems with each other.

•  Reverend Parris left a business in Barbados to minister in Salem.

• Thomas Putnam later publicly apologized for his part in the hangings.

• Reverend Hale returned to Salem on his own with no connection to the court.

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In what nearby town have the people overthrown the courts because they are     tired of witchcraft proceedings?

• boston

• Beverly

• Andover

• Plymouth

.  The Crucible is set in the state of

• Rhode Island         

• Massachusetts

• Vermont

• Maine         

Which of the following people does NOT change during the play?

• John Proctor     

• Judge Danforth     

• Reverend Parris    

• Reverend Hale

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When Abigail is blamed for witchcraft early in the play, whom does she say is really responsible for witchcraft dealings?

• Betty Parris         

• Marry Warren         

•  Tituba         

• Reverend Hale

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Who does NOT get arrested for witchcraft in the play?

• Martha Corey

• Mary Warren      

• John Proctor        

• Rebecca Nurse        

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Which of the following sequence shows the correct setting for Acts 1 through 4?

• Parris’s house, courtroom, Proctor’s house, jail

• Parris’s house, Proctor’s house, courtroom, jail

• Parris’s house, forest, Proctor’s house, courtroom

• Forest, Proctor’s house, jail, courtroom

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