The Crucible Post Viewing Quiz

What is the primary setting of The Crucible?

• Salem, Massachusetts

• Boston, Massachusetts

• Plymouth, Massachusetts

• New Haven, Connecticut

Why does Reverend Parris worry about Abigail and the other girls being caught dancing in the forest?

• He fears they will get sick.

• He is worried about his reputation in the village.

• He believes they are being influenced by witches.

• He thinks they will run away.

Who is Tituba, and what is her role in the story?

• Abigail’s friend who accuses others of witchcraft.

• Reverend Parris’ slave from Barbados who is accused of witchcraft.

• A midwife in Salem who is suspected of practicing dark magic.

• A servant in John Proctor’s household.

Why does Abigail Williams accuse Elizabeth Proctor of witchcraft?

• Elizabeth is rumored to be practicing witchcraft.

• Abigail wants to take Elizabeth’s place as John Proctor’s wife.

• Elizabeth accuses Abigail of dancing in the woods.

• Abigail overhears Elizabeth criticizing Reverend Parris.

What is John Proctor’s relationship with Abigail Williams?

• She is his cousin.

• She is his servant.

• They had an affair.

• They are rivals in the town.

Why is Reverend Hale summoned to Salem?

• To perform exorcisms on the accused witches.

• To investigate the possibility of witchcraft.

• To mediate a land dispute in the town.

• To support Reverend Parris in his sermons.

Which girl is the first to fall ill, prompting fears of witchcraft?

• Betty Parris

• Ruth Putnam

• Mary Warren

• Abigail Williams

What object does Mary Warren give to Elizabeth Proctor, later used as evidence against her?

• A necklace

• A doll (poppet)

• A book

• A scarf

What does John Proctor confess in court to discredit Abigail?

• That he has lied to Reverend Parris.

• That Abigail practiced witchcraft in the forest.

• That he had an affair with Abigail.

• That he himself is guilty of witchcraft.

What is the primary reason for the Putnams’ involvement in the witch trials?

• They want revenge against the Proctors.

• They aim to acquire land from accused villagers.

• They seek justice for their daughter’s illness.

• They believe Abigail’s accusations are just.