WorksheetsVocab Unit 3 Review
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 11mins
Those who did not demonstrate ______ by admitting to witchcraft were hanged.
deposition
blasphemy
credulity
conformity
In the Salem court, the judges relied on ___________ evidence.
inept
credible
ameliorating
imperceptible
By blaming Tituba on the __________ of laughing in church, Abigail was pardoned.
effrontery
blasphemy
slovenly
indignation
None of the judges reacted ____________ toward the girls.
slovenly
imperceptibly
incredulously
ineptly
Which character seems the most callous?
Abigail
Hale
Rebecca
Mary Warren
In the beginning, Hale did not ask for _________ of the accused; he called for their immediate arrest.
disposition
base
hysteria
deposition
Which character has NOT been accused by Abigail of afflicting her?
Elizabeth Proctor
Tituba
John Hale
Which of these is NOT blasphemous to the Puritans?
Reading adventure stories.
Laughing in church.
Dancing
Praying.
Putnam is taking advantage of the inept court system to gain more:
land
friends
To claim Abigail is base and not credible, Proctor confessed to the affair immediately.
true
false
Accusing others of witchcraft _________ the girls' own guilt.
menacing
afflicted
manifested
ameliorated
What was NOT an important antecedent event in Act 1?
Mary Warren being insecure and lonely.
Rev. Parris feeling persecuted and paranoid.
Ann Putnam being traumatized and resentful.
Giles Corey selling his land.
What did Mary Warren make for Elizabeth Proctor in church?
a doll (puppet)
a doll (poppet)
mittens
a friendship bracelet
Why may John Proctor show reluctance in making it public his knowledge of Abigail's lies?
Who is enjoying a status boost as a result of their new, court official role? (more than one right answer)
Tituba
Mary Warren
Abigail Williams
Reverand Hale
What was imperceptible to Hale when he was interrogating Tituba in Act 1?
Her magic forcefield.
Putnam and Parris threatening her with death.
The Devil lurking outside the window.
The girls having a secret meeting.
Was it really Abigail all along?
Yes, blame her for everything!
No, the adults had to believe her.
