The Crucible Act One, Part Three

What is Mary Warren's relationship with John Proctor?

• She is his daughter.

• She is his niece.

• She is his servant.

What does the reader discover about the relationship between Abigail and Proctor?

• She is secretly his daughter.

• They had an affair.

• He was close friends with her father.

How does Abigail feel about what happened between her and Proctor?

• She regrets it.

• She has moved on to a new man.

• She wants to rekindle their relationship.

How does Proctor feel about what happened between him and Abigail?

• He feels shame and regrets it.

• He wishes it never had to end.

• He doesn't even remember the relationship.

Why does Betty start to scream?

• She is possessed by the devil.

• She heard the name of Jesus sung in a psalm.

• She was horrified to learn the truth about Abigail and Proctor.

Which is true about Rebecca Nurse?

• She had a feud with the Proctors.

• She was an outsider with no friends.

• She was greatly respected by the town.

What does Rebecca Nurse believe about the afflicted girls?

• They are possessed by Satan himself.

• They have food poisoning that is making them hallucinate.

• They are faking because they are bored.

Why does Proctor say he doesn't come to church?

• He doesn't like Reverend Parris.

• He is too busy farming.

• He doesn't believe in God anymore.

What complaint does Reverend Parris have for the people of Salem?

• He thinks he should be given a special robe for preaching.

• The town owes him firewood, or extra money for firewood.

• Proctor stole a cow from him and now he has no milk.

What do the men of Salem begin to argue about?

• Who has the most prayerful wife.

• Who works the hardest in the fields.

• Land and property disputes.