The Crucible Test

Reverend Parris's niece. Worked for the Proctor’s but got fired because she was having an affair with John Proctor

• Abigail
• Betty
• Mary

“Expert” on witchcraft, at the end of the play he regrets and tries to save the people who were accused of witchcraft.

• Reverend Parris
• Abigail Williams
• Reverend Hale

Reverand Parris’s black slave from Barbados. Agrees to perform voodoo in the forest as per Abigail’s request

• Tituba
• Mary Warren
• Francis Nurse

Married to John Proctor, dislikes Abigail because she had an affair with her husband, and ends up getting accused by Abigail of being a witch.

• Elizabeth Proctor
• Betty Parris
• Mary Warren

Reverend Parris’s ten-year-old daughter who becomes greatly ill after Parriss catches her and the girls in the forest dancing. Her illness is what starts the first rumors of witchcraft.

• Betty
• Abigail
• Mary Warren

True or False? Abigail tells the girls they can never tell the truth about the forest.

• True
• False

Who said this? “Because it is my name! Because I cannot have another name in my life! Because if I lie, I sign them to hang! How may I live without my name? I have given you my soul; leave me my name!”

• John Proctor
• Reverend Hale
• Judge Hawthorne

Who said this? “Betty, child, wake up and open your eyes. There is no witchcraft here. I have asked Rev. Hale, the witch expert, from Beverly, to come and say that Betty is not possessed by the Devil.

• Reverend Parris
• Tituba
• Giles Corey

Who said this? “Shut up! Now shut up! Now look at you; all of you. We danced. And Tituba conjured Ruth Putnam’s dead sisters. And that is all. And remember this. If any of you says one word about this, I will come to you in the black of some terrible night and I will bring a knife like none you have ever seen.”

• Betty
• Francis Nurse
• Abigail

The hysteria that posed a threat by the Communists in the Cold War (war between Soviet Union and United States).

• Red Scare

• Puritanism