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Worries more about his reputation than his daughter's affliction:

• John Proctor
• Thomas Putnam
• Parris
• Hale

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The setting of The Crucible is 

• Salem, 1671
• Boston, 1692
• Salem, 1692
• Andover, 1684

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John proctor was an allegory to

• The author
• Joseph McCarthy
• The Army 
• Hollywood

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George would make Lennie feel bad by

• telling him what a burden Lennie is to him
• teasing him about the rabbit farm
• refusing to give him any spending money

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George and Lennie felt that they were different from other itinerant ranch hands because they

• had desirable skills
• could look after each other
• liked to put roots down in one place
• worked well together

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a blond, spiritless man, anemic, and faintly handsome

• Tom
• Gatsby
• Nick
• George Wilson

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Why did Gatsby throw his parties?

• To attract Daisy

• To sell his booze

• To become famous

• Wolfsheim told him to do it to increase his mob connections.

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What kind of person does Walter imitate to show that he has lost all hope?

• A servant or slave

• A businessman

• A poor person

• His father

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She fired Abigail and refuses to sit near her in church.

• Elizabeth Proctor

• Goody Parris

• Rebecca

• Mercy Lewis

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Has a sense of entitlement due to legacy and feelings of intellectual superiority.

• Reverend Hale

• Thomas Putnam

• John Proctor

• Giles Corey

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