The Crucible ACT II Quiz

What is the significance of the doll (poppet) in Act II?

• It is a charm to ward off evil spirits

• It serves as evidence against Elizabeth Proctor

• It represents Mary Warren's innocence

• It symbolizes Abigail's desire for forgiveness

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CCSS.RL.9-10.10. RL.11-12.10

Why does Reverend Hale visit the Proctor household in Act II?

• To investigate rumors of witchcraft directly

• To arrest Elizabeth Proctor

• To bless the household

• To question their religious faith and character

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CCSS.RL.11-12.3

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CCSS.RL.9-10.10. RL.11-12.10

What role does fear play in influencing the actions of the Salem court and community members in Act II?

• It leads to widespread paranoia and rash accusations

• It encourages cooperation and unity in Salem

• It causes the accused to flee Salem in fear

• It makes the court show mercy towards the accused

Why does Elizabeth Proctor believe Abigail wants her dead?

• John fired Abigail from the Proctor household

• Abigail seeks revenge for being rejected by the village

• Abigail wants John Proctor for herself

• Abigail believes Elizabeth practices witchcraft

What does John Proctor want Mary Warren to do after Elizabeth is accused?

• Run away from Salem

• Tell the court that she made the doll and placed the needle in it

• Accuse Abigail in return

• Destroy all evidence of witchcraft

How has Mary Warren changed since Act I?

• She has become more fearful and withdrawn

• She has gained confidence and asserts her authority as a court official

• She has become a loyal supporter of the Proctors

• She has openly defied Abigail

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Why does John Proctor hesitate to expose Abigail as a fraud?

• He is afraid of legal consequences

• He fears Abigail’s power over the town

• He is ashamed of his past relationship with her and fears ruining his reputation

• He believes he will be accused of witchcraft

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CCSS.RL.11-12.3

CCSS.RL.6.3

CCSS.RL.7.3

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CCSS.RL.9-10.3

What is John Proctor's reaction to Reverend Hale's questioning of their religious practices?

• He calmly explains their behavior

• He defends their actions but becomes angry at the intrusion

• He asks Reverend Hale to leave immediately

• He admits to being a poor Christian

What commandment does John Proctor forget when questioned by Reverend Hale?

• Thou shalt not steal

• Honor thy father and mother

• Thou shalt not commit adultery

• Thou shalt not bear false witness

What does Elizabeth urge John Proctor to do in response to the accusations and hysteria?

• Flee Salem and leave the town behind

• Publicly denounce the trials and confront Abigail

• Confess to witchcraft to save himself

• Seek the help of Reverend Parris

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CCSS.RL.6.6

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