The Crucible Act I

Reverend Parris does not cry as he kneels beside his daughter's bedside praying.

• True

• False

Tituba is Samuel's Negro slave from Barbados, an island in the West Indies.

• True

• False

Abigail Williams, an orphan, age seventeen, is Samuel's niece.

• True

• False

Susanna Walcott enters and tells Rev. Parris that Doctor Griggs has found a medicine that will cure Betty's sickness.

• True

• False

Abigail tells Rev. Samuel Parris (her uncle) that Betty and she were dancing in the forest, and when he suddenly came upon them, it scared Betty so much that she fainted.

• True

• False

Reverend Parris tells Abigail that there is a group in his congregation that wants to drive him out of his pulpit.

• True

• False

What did Rev. Samuel Parris tell Abigail he saw lying in the forest?

• A dress

• A book

• A sword

• A hat

Samuel tells Abigail that he saw someone running naked through the forest.

• True

• False

Abigail loves working for Goody Proctor, and Mrs. Proctor loves Abigail very much.

Abigail accuses Goody Proctor of being a gossiping liar.