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3P Week 4 Vocab Quiz

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A sworn statement in writing made especially under oath.

a)

slovenly

b)

plaintiff

c)

affidavit

d)

deposition

2.

Evidence; appearance; sign

a)

manifest

b)

qualm

c)

affidavit

d)

probity

3.
John Proctor committed _______ against his wife which was a sin punishable by death according to the Puritan law. 
a)
crucible
b)
witchcraft
c)
hypocrite
d)
lechary
4.
McCarythism and the Salem Witch Trails are examples of a ______________
a)
witchcraft
b)
lechary
c)
witchhunt
d)
solemn
5.

What is the definition of perjury?

a)

A false show.

b)

Lacking higher values.

c)

Lacking legal or moral restraints.

d)

The voluntary violation of an oath or a vow. False swearing.

6.

What is the definition of beguile?

a)

Lacking legal or moral restraints.

b)

The voluntary violation of an oath or a vow. False swearing.

c)

To deceive; to lead by deception.

d)

to ask for as a charity.

7.

a legal document authorizing the police to carry out an action relating to the administration of justice

a)

providence

b)

deposition

c)

warrant

d)

perjury

8.

morally reprehensible

a)

monstrous

b)

apparition

c)

guile

d)

vile

9.

a ghostly appearing figure

a)

agent

b)

illusion

c)

apparition

d)

guile

10.

shrewdness as demonstrated by being skilled in deception

a)

illusion

b)

guile

c)

perjury

d)

pretense

11.

John Proctor appears to _____________ younger women.

a)

guile

b)

fancy

c)

beguile

d)

contention

12.

The witness committed ______; she swore to tell the truth, but told only lies in open court.

a)

deposition

b)

perjury

c)

poppet

d)

retaliation

13.

Lies and _____________ will not lead Abigail back to John.

a)

contention

b)

allegiance

c)

decepton

d)

apparition

14.

an erroneous mental representation

a)

deception

b)

guile

c)

apparition

d)

illusion

15.

agape

a)

with the mouth open in astonishment

b)

to faithfully cling to

c)

exclusion from a church or group

d)

a verbal disagreement; argument