The Crucible Quizziz

What is the play, "The Crucible" all about?

• A romantic story set in the 18th century.
• It is about the Salem witch trials and the impact of hysteria and fear on society.

• A comedy about a group of friends in a small town.
• A science fiction tale about time travel and its consequences.

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Who is the author of the play "The Crucible"?

• Arthur Miller

• George Bernard Shaw

• William Shakespeare

• Tennessee Williams

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In "The Crucible", which character is accused of witchcraft first?

• Mary Warren

• Tituba

• Abigail Williams

• Elizabeth Proctor

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What is a major theme explored in "The Crucible"?

• The importance of friendship

• The dangers of mass hysteria

• The power of love

• The journey of self-discovery

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In the play, "The Crucible", what is meant by 'mass hysteria'?

• Mass hysteria is a government policy for controlling populations.
• Mass hysteria is a phenomenon where fear spreads rapidly among a group, causing irrational actions and beliefs.
• Mass hysteria refers to a medical condition requiring treatment.
• Mass hysteria is a term used for a type of dance.

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Which character in "The Crucible" is a symbol of integrity and moral courage?

• John Proctor

• Reverend Parris

• Thomas Putnam

• Giles Corey

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How does "The Crucible" reflect the political climate of the 1950s in America?

• It depicts the economic boom of the 1950s.

• It focuses on the cultural revolution of the 1950s.

• It mirrors the McCarthy era's anti-communist hysteria.

• It highlights the technological advancements of the time.

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What role does Abigail Williams play in "The Crucible"?

• She is a victim of the witch trials.

• She is a judge overseeing the trials.

• She is the main antagonist who manipulates others and fuels the witch trials.

• She is the town's healer.

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What is the significance of the title "The Crucible"?

• It represents the religious beliefs of the characters.

• It is the name of the town where the play is set.

• It symbolizes a severe test or trial faced by the characters.

• It refers to a container used for melting metals.

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Why is the play, "The Crucible" still relevant in the present society?

• The Crucible promotes the idea of absolute truth in society.
• The Crucible is relevant today as it reflects the dangers of mass hysteria and the impact of false accusations in society.
• The play is primarily a romantic comedy about love and relationships.
• It focuses on the benefits of community cooperation and trust.

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