WorksheetsCrucible Act 1 Vocabulary
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
impressive in size or amount
conjured
prodigious
innate
abomintation
Sexually immoral; lacking moral or ethical restraint
contention
paradox
licentious
deference
A quality or characteristic you are born with
abomination
innate
paradox
vindictive
invoked unnatural or supernatural forces
conjured
deference
licentious
prodigious
purposely hurtful or hateful
vindictive
innate
abomination
licentious
a statement or situation which is contradictory
manifestation
prodigious
abomination
paradox
the appearance of something; a sign
manifestation
prodigious
deference
vindictive
respect towards another's opinion or interests
contention
deference
manifestation
prodigious
an opinion; disagreement
paradox
contention
abomination
vindictive
an object of disgust, shame, or dislike
innate
deference
contention
abomination
Parris: "Why would [the devil] choose my house to strike? We have all manner of _____ people in the village!
conjured
innate
paradox
licentious
Parris: "Tell me true, Abigail...Whatever ________ you have done, give me all of it now..."
abomination
contention
manifestation
paradox
Thomas Putnam is a ______ man.
prodigious
vindictive
conjured
innate
Abigail: "He knows Tituba __________ Ruth's sisters to come out of the grave."
innate
paradox
abmoination
conjured
Parris is tired of all the _________ he has faced since he has worked in Salem.
deference
contention
manifestation
conjured
Putnam: "That is a notorious sign of witchcraft afoot, Goody Nurse, a _______ sign.
conjured
prodigious
vindictive
licentious
The people of Salem lived in a _______ of using God to prevent disunity.
abomination
paradox
contention
deference
"The witch-hunt was a perverse ______ of the panic which set in among all classes when the balance began to turn toward greater individual freedom."
deference
manifestation
paradox
abomination
The people of Salem had an _____ resistance of persecution.
prodigious
abomination
paradox
innate
Most of the people of Salem have _______ for Rebecca Nurse.
deference
contention
licentious
innate
