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Labor's Crucible Act III Review

Total questions: 51

Worksheet time: 31mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Why do Giles and Francis want to see Danforth?
a)
They intend to beat him to his senses.
b)
They want to explain their roles in the witchcraft scheme.
c)
They want to persuade the judge that their wives are good women.
d)
They want to explain how Parris is at fault.
2.
What is Parris' argument against Proctor?
a)
Parris says tht Proctor is trying to overthrow the court.
b)
Parris says that Proctor is biased because of his position between Abigail and Elizabeth.
c)
Parris says that Proctor is just getting even with him.
d)
B and C
3.
What does Mary tell Danforth?
a)
Abigail is not evil; she's just in love with Proctor.
b)
The girls have been lying.
c)
Tituba was responsible for their actions in the woods.
d)
Abigail gave Elizabeth the doll.
4.
Why did Danforth grant Elizabeth extra time?
a)
he didn't blame her for being jealous of Abigail.
b)
She was trying to convince John to confess.
c)
She said she was pregnant.
d)
He almost believed Mary's story.
5.
What did the paper that ninety-one people signed say?
a)
The community wanted Parris removed from service as their minister.
b)
Rebecca, Elizabeth, and Marth were all good, upstanding, God-loving citizens.
c)
John and Elizabeth should be released.
d)
all of the above
6.
What quote did Proctor use to help Mary remain brave?
a)
"Truth is always best."
b)
"God helps those who help themselves."
c)
"Do that which is good, and no harm will come to thee."
d)
the twenty-third Psalm
7.
Of what does Giles accuse Putnam?
a)
He accuses him of killing his neighbors for their land.
b)
He accuses him of being in service to the devil.
c)
He accuses him of taking advantage of the girls.
d)
He accuses him of being a hypocrite.
8.
What is Hale's problem as Proctor and his friends present evidence to Danforth?
a)
He worries about his own safety from the girls' accusations.
b)
He sees that he has been a failure at removing witchcraft from Salem.
c)
He thinks his reputation will be hurt.
d)
He begins to realize that the people who had been accused and sentenced so far could very well have been innocent.
9.
Hathorne thinks of a test for Mary.  What is it?
a)
He asks her to recite the ten commandments.
b)
He asks her to faint, as she fainted in the courtroom.
c)
He asks her to fly around the room.
d)
He asks her to stick a pin in her poppet.
10.
When asked why Abigail was released from her service, what did Elizabeth respond?
a)
She was dissatisfied with Abigail.
b)
She, in her sickness, thought Abigail and John fancied each other.
c)
John was not a lecher.
d)
all of the above
11.
What do the girls do to Mary?
a)
They glare at her.
b)
They threaten her, saying she will regret her wrongful accusations about them for the rest of her life.
c)
They pretend that her spirit is coming to get them.
d)
They pretend the devil is in the room.
12.
What happens to Proctor?
a)
he is jailed for being a lecher.
b)
He is jailed for lying to the court.
c)
He is jailed for adultery.
d)
He is jailed for his contempt of the court and his suspicious activities.
13.

Is arrested for dealing with the devil

a)

Abigail Williams

b)

Reverend Hale

c)

Reverend Parris

d)

John Proctor

14.

Denounces the proceedings and quits the court

a)

Reverend Hale

b)

Reverend Parris

c)

Judge Danforth

d)

Mary Warren

15.

Pretends to see a yellow bird

a)

Abigail Williams

b)

Mary Warren

c)

John Proctor

d)

Danforth

16.

Attempts to be fair; presides over all hearings in court; decides who receives punishment

a)

Reverend Parris

b)

Danforth

c)

Reverend Hale

d)

John Proctor

17.

Thinks everyone is trying to overthrow the court

a)

Reverend Hale

b)

Reverend Parris

c)

Danforth

d)

John Proctor

18.

Giles Corey is arrested for contempt of court

a)

True

b)

False

19.

John Proctor's main purpose in bringing Mary Warren to court is to save Abigail.

a)

True

b)

False

20.

Hale denounces the proceedings (quits the court) because he believes the testimony of Mary and John.

a)

True

b)

False

21.

Elizabeth lied in court so that John would be arrested.

a)

True

b)

False

22.

John confessed to adultery so that Elizabeth would be saved.

a)

True

b)

False

23.
Martha Corey denies being a witch, claiming: 
a)
she does now know what a witch is
b)
her husband made her do it 
c)
Mr. Putnam is framing her 
d)
she is more powerful than an average witch 
24.
Judge Danforth asks if Proctor will drop his claim with Mary Warren, but Proctor:  
a)
wants to overthrow the court to gain control of the town 
b)
insists on presenting the deposition in order to save the other innocent wives
c)
he listen to him and hear the truth about the real witches in town 
d)
cries in guilt and admits he slept with Mary Warren 
25.
To stop the hysteria with the girls in the courtroom Proctor: 
a)
leaps toward Abigail, grabbing her by her hair and calling her a whore and reveals his history with Abigail before the court
b)
grabs Abigail and demands she reveal the truth to the court or he will kill her 
c)
starts screaming at the Judge to stop the maddness or he will leave 
d)
throws Mary Warren to the ground and yells at her to tell the truth 
26.
"She thinks to dance with me on my wife's grave! And well she might, for I thought of her softly. God help me, I lusted, and there is a promise in such sweat. But it is a whore's vengeance, and you must see it; I set myself entirely in your hands, I know you must see it now" (Act III, p. 110). Who said it? 
a)
John Proctor 
b)
Francis Nurse 
c)
Giles Corey 
d)
Thomas Putnam 
27.
Abigail's performance in the courtroom wins over _________, leading her also to turn against Proctor and accuse him of witchcraft.
a)
Elizabeth Proctor 
b)
Mercy Lewis 
c)
Martha Corey 
d)
Mary Warren 
28.
Whose transformation is fulfilled in this Act, as he finally sees through the manipulation of Abigail and the falseness of the accusations?
a)
Reverend Hale 
b)
Reverend Parris 
c)
John Proctor
d)
Judge Danforth 
29.
Who represents supreme authority and governance over the town of Salem? 
a)
Judge Danforth 
b)
Judge Hathorne 
c)
Reverend Parris 
d)
Reverend Hale 
30.

What form does Abigail claim that Mary is taking in order to attack the girls in Court?

a)

A yellow bird

b)

A black bird

c)

A snake

d)

A puppy

31.
In Act 3, Giles, Francis, and John try all of these things to free their wives from jail EXCEPT:
a)
present a letter signed by 91 people
b)
bring Mary Warren to testify
c)
recite the Lord's Prayer
d)
provide evidence that Putnam was accusing people for their land
32.
“My proof is there!  If Jacobs hangs for a witch, he forfeit up his property - that’s   law!  And there is none but Putnam with the coin to buy so great a piece.”
Who said it? 
a)
Giles Corey
b)
John Proctor
c)
Reverend Hale
d)
Reverend Parris
33.

"A person is either with this court, or must be counted against it. There be no road between."

a)

Judge Hawthorne

b)

Judge Danforth

c)

Rev. Parris

d)

Rev. Hale

34.

How do the judges find out about Abigail and John's affair

a)

Abigail admits it

b)

Proctor Admits it

c)

They took a lie detector test

d)

Elizabeth tells on Proctor

35.

What is one of the meanings of the word deposition?

a)

one's personality; temperment

b)

a witness's testimony given under oath by an officer of the court

c)

a building, usually close to water, where boats offload cargo

d)

the outcome of a serious sergury

36.

What is one of the meanings of the word effrontery?

a)

the signage and decorations on the front of a building

b)

shameless or arrogant behavior

c)

the lace parts of long skirts; underskirts

d)

a means of accumulating wealth by garbage picking

37.

What is one of the meanings of the word incredulous?

a)

empty

b)

unbelievable

c)

cavernous

d)

miniscule

38.

What is one of the meanings of the word imperceptible?

a)

tremendously large

b)

barely noticeable

c)

significantly late

d)

obviously present

39.

What is the name of the sin Proctor accuses himself and Abigail of?

a)

Gluttony

b)

Lechery

c)

Debauchery

d)

Immorality

40.

A person who brings a legal action against another.

a)

probity

b)

manifest

c)

qualm

d)

plaintiff

41.

Muddled, stupefied, confused

a)

manifest

b)

befuddled

c)

gulling

d)

qualm

42.

Taking advantage of, deceiving

a)

gulling

b)

deposition

c)

manifest

d)

plaintiff

43.

Spotlessly clean

a)

slovenly

b)

qualm

c)

manifest

d)

immaculate

44.

Lazily, sloppily

a)

immaculate

b)

slovenly

c)

befuddled

d)

gulling

45.

This word comes from the Greek word that means “without a name” or “namelessness”:

a)

Anomalist

b)

Avidly

c)

Base

d)

Anonymity

46.

He ______ put the dog outside in the rainstorm, and went back to watching television.

a)

adamantly

b)

pallor

c)

callously

d)

perjury

47.
This word means baffled; perplexed
a)
conviction
b)
bewildered
c)
lechary
d)
defamation 
48.

The meaning of the vocabulary word GUILE is

a)

transparent and forthright

b)

sly or cunning intelligence

c)

shy and not inclined to speak

d)

loud; obnoxious in behavior

49.

Sexually immoral; lacking moral or ethical restraint

a)

contention

b)

paradox

c)

licentious

d)

deference

50.

impressive in size or amount

a)

conjured

b)

prodigious

c)

innate

d)

abomintation

51.

respect towards another's opinion or interests

a)

contention

b)

deference

c)

manifestation

d)

prodigious