The Crucible Quiz

What is Abigail's relationship to Reverend Parris?

• His daughter

• His wife

• His niece

• His sister

What is Reverend Parris's initial concern for Betty?

• She is missing

• She is bewitched

• She is ill

• She is sleeping

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Who enters the scene as an expert in witchcraft?

• Abigail Williams

• Tituba

• Reverend Hale

• Betty Parris

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What does Abigail claim she and the others were doing in the woods?

• Performing witchcraft

• Gathering herbs

• Just dancing

• Meeting with friends

What makes Tituba an easy scapegoat for Abigail?

• The fact that Tituba is a compulsive liar.

• The fact that Tituba is known for her integrity.

• The fact that Tituba takes care of her family's goats.

• The fact that Tituba is lower class, while Abigail is not.

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What is the relationship between Mary Warren and the Proctors?

• She is their neighbor

• She is their servant

• She is their relative

• She is their accuser

Which important detail about John and Abigail is revealed in Act Two?

• They are childhood friends.

• They had a past affair.

• They are teaming up to take Elizabeth down.

• They are both guilty of witchcraft.

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During Act Two, Abigail and the other girls enter the scene "feigning fits". What does feigning mean?

• exaggerating

• pretending

• throwing

• imagining

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What does Mary Warren claim about witchcraft in Act Two?

• She believes in it wholeheartedly

• She has been accused of it

• There is no witchcraft, it's all a pretense

• She is a victim of it

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What is the outcome for John Proctor at the end of Act Two?

• He is celebrated as a hero

• He is dismissed from the court

• He is arrested

• He reconciles with Elizabeth

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