The Crucible Practice Test

Fill in the blank: A play written for stage, radio, film, or television, usually about a serious topic or situation is called ___________.

• drama

• comedy

• musical

• documentary

Fill in the blank: A type of writing that tells a story through the actions and words of characters and that is performed on a stage is called ___________.

• play

• novel

• poem

• essay

What does the word 'witchin’' mean in the context: 'Mister Reverend, I do believe somebody else be witchin’ these children.' (Line 59)?

• The word 'witchin’' in this context refers to the act of casting spells or using supernatural powers, often associated with witchcraft, to influence or control others, particularly the children mentioned.

• The word 'witchin’' in this context means to be mischievous or playful, especially in a harmless way.

• The word 'witchin’' in this context refers to the act of teaching or educating children in a traditional manner.

• The word 'witchin’' in this context means to be watching over or guarding the children closely.

How does Tituba represent the prejudice of the times in 'The Crucible'?

How does Abigail respond when Hale accuses her of evading him?

• She admits to evading him.

• She denies evading him and provides an explanation.

• She changes the subject.

• She accuses Hale of misunderstanding her.

According to the passage 'Daily Life in the 1600s,' how did people survive without electricity and modern conveniences?

• They relied on natural resources and manual labor.

• They used advanced technology and machinery.

• They imported goods from other countries.

• They lived in urban areas with modern infrastructure.

Why did most people have very few personal belongings and furnishings?

• They preferred a minimalist lifestyle.

• They could not afford more due to economic constraints.

• They had limited access to resources.

• They were frequently moving from place to place.

What new foods did American Indians introduce to colonial women?

• Corn and squash

• Rice and beans

• Wheat and barley

• Potatoes and tomatoes

The lines the characters say.

• Talking

• Actor

• Dialogue

• Speech

How does Arthur Miller's, "The Crucible" address the themes of prejudice, discrimination and our unit idea, "The Power of Persuasion"?