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WorksheetsCP Semester Exam- English III
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 55mins
Reverend John Hale was
a farmer who had an affair
a respected elder who thinks the girls are in a “silly season”
an intellectual academic who is an expert on witchcraft
a cranky, old man
What conclusion can you draw about John Proctor?
He fears and respects Reverend Parris.
He speaks his mind, even if it is against people of authority.
He believes witchcraft made the girls ill.
He will do anything to destroy Thomas Putnam.
In Act 1, Parris is reluctant to tell anyone that Betty may be bewitched because he…
truly does not believe witchcraft exists.
fears that his reputation will be destroyed.
doesn't want his daughter hanged.
loves Halloween too much.
In Act 1, what family had lost seven babies shortly after their birth?
The Putnams
The Proctors
The Parrises
The Coreys
Which of the following did NOT occur before the start of the play?
Abigail and John have an affair.
Betty faints and "falls ill."
Abigail drinks blood.
Reverend Hale arrives in Salem.
In Act II, where did Elizabeth ask John to go?
to convince Tituba to tell the truth
to help Rev. Parris with Betty
to tell the authorities that Abigail is lying
to apologize to Abigail
In Act II, what did Mary Warren do that upsets her employers?
she has Martha Corey arrested
she accuses Tituba of being a witch
she disobeyed them and went to Salem
she put a hex on Betty
In Act II, what did Mary Warren give Elizabeth?
a bible
flowers
a needlework sampler
a poppet
In Act II, Mary Warren tells Elizabeth that Sarah Good was not going to be hanged because she had confessed. What was the evidence against Sarah Good? (choose all that apply)
she couldn't recite all of the Ten Commandments
she confessed to witchcraft
she mumbled when begging for food
In Act II, why does Elizabeth think that Abigail wants to kill her?
she believes Abby wants to take her place as John's wife
she is sick and a little paranoid
she knows Abbi is pregnant with John's child
she believes Abbi is bewitched and will try anything to destroy goodness
In Act II, why does Rev. Hale come to Proctor's house?
he wanted to question them about their Christian nature
he wanted some rabbit stew
he wanted to ask Proctor for a favor
he wanted to make some new friends in town
In Act II, Francis Nurse tells John that his wife Rebecca was just arrested. On what charge is Rebecca Nurse arrested?
she couldn't say all of the Ten Commandments
for making a voodoo doll
conducting inappropriate Puritan behavior
the murder of Goody Putnam's babies
What will happen to Proctor if he tries to discredit Abigail or tell everyone she's lying?
Abigail will reveal their affair
Abigail will kill Elizabeth
Abigail will claim she has seen the Devil with John Proctor
Abigail will end their affair
In Act II, what was the deciding factor in Elizabeth's arrest?
her posession of the doll with the needle in it
he inability to recite the ten commandments
the fact that she hasn't yet had her son baptized
her affair with Rev. Hale
At the end of Act II, John Proctor asks Mary to go with him to the court and testify against Abigail. Why doesn't Mary want to testify about the poppet?
she thinks she is wrong
she is afraid of the devil
she is afraid of Abigail
she thinks she is the devil
In Act III, why do Giles Corey and Francis Nurse want to see Judge Danforth?
They intend to beat him to his senses.
They want to explain their roles in the witchcraft scheme.
They want to persuade the judge that their wives are good women.
They want to explain how Parris is at fault.
In Act III, what is Reverend Parris' argument against John Proctor?
Parris says tht Proctor is trying to overthrow the court.
Parris says that Proctor is biased because of his position between Abigail and Elizabeth.
Parris says that Proctor is just getting even with him.
B and C
In Act III, what does Mary Warren confess to Judge Danforth?
Abigail is not evil; she's just in love with Proctor.
The girls have been lying.
Tituba was responsible for their actions in the woods.
Abigail gave Elizabeth the doll.
In Act III, Judge Danforth tells John Proctor that he will spare Elizabeth's life for one year. Why did Danforth grant Elizabeth extra time?
he didn't blame her for being jealous of Abigail.
She was trying to convince John to confess.
She said she was pregnant.
He almost believed Mary's story.
In Act III, what did the paper that ninety-one people signed say?
The community wanted Parris removed from service as their minister.
Rebecca, Elizabeth, and Marth were all good, upstanding, God-loving citizens.
John and Elizabeth should be released.
all of the above
In Act III, of what does Giles Corey accuse Thomas Putnam?
He accuses him of killing his neighbors for their land.
He accuses him of being in service to the devil.
He accuses him of taking advantage of the girls.
He accuses him of being a hypocrite.
In Act III, what is Hale's problem as John Proctor and his friends, Giles Corey and Francis Nurse, present evidence to Judge Danforth?
He worries about his own safety from the girls' accusations.
He sees that he has been a failure at removing witchcraft from Salem.
He thinks his reputation will be hurt.
He begins to realize that the people who had been accused and sentenced so far could very well have been innocent.
In Act III, Judge Hathorne thinks of a test for Mary Warren, to see if she is telling the truth. What is it?
He asks her to recite the ten commandments.
He asks her to faint, as she fainted in the courtroom.
He asks her to fly around the room.
He asks her to stick a pin in her poppet.
In Act III, when asked why Abigail was released from her service, what did Elizabeth respond?
She was dissatisfied with Abigail.
She, in her sickness, thought Abigail and John fancied each other.
John was not a lecher.
all of the above
In Act III, in the court room. What do the girls do to Mary?
They glare at her.
They threaten her, saying she will regret her wrongful accusations about them for the rest of her life.
They pretend that her spirit is coming to get them.
They pretend the devil is in the room.
At the beginning of Act III. Martha Corey denies being a witch, claiming that:
she does now know what a witch is
her husband made her do it
Mr. Putnam is framing her
she is more powerful than an average witch
In Act III, why does Giles Corey break down before the court?
he only wanted to know the reason for his wife's obsession with reading books and not that he accused her of witchcraft
he was scared for his life and was afraid to tell anyone because she would put a spell on him
he was naive to her eing a witch and feels foolish
because he loves her no matter if she is a witch or not
In Act III, who enters the court room with John Proctor?
Mary Warren
Mercy Lewis
Abigail Williams
Elizabeth Proctor
In Act III, Judge Danforth asks if John Proctor will drop his claim with Mary Warren, but Proctor:
wants to overthrow the court to gain control of the town
insists on presenting the deposition in order to save the other innocent wives
he listen to him and hear the truth about the real witches in town
cries in guilt and admits he slept with Mary Warren
In Act III, Proctor produces several papers, including a testament of _______ landowners and members of the church declaring their good opinion of Rebecca Nurse, Martha Corey, and Elizabeth Proctor.
91
19
111
911
In Act IV, what does Rev. Parris suggest to Judge Danforth about the hangings?
they be postponed
they be cancelled
they be done earlier
they should take Parris instead
What happened to Abigail at the end of the play?
she's run away
she's actually a witch and was hanged
she's been lying to John this whole time
she's not really Parris' niece
In Act IV, Reverend Parris says that they should get John Proctor to confess. Why Proctor?
his name is great in town
Parris hates Proctor most
he knows about Abigail and Proctor
he wants to save Proctor's life
In Act IV, as Parris opens his door he sees this. What was stuck in Parris' door? What does it represent?
a dagger; threatening discontent
a ransom note for Abigail; the value of a woman
a girl's dress; the loss of innocence for Abigail
his written statement in court; his pride
239 Main Street
Augusta Georgia
Which sentence uses punctuation correctly?
In the 1700s African Americans were often treated unfairly weren't allowed to go to school, and they were sometimes punished for learning to read.
In the 1700s, African Americans were often treated unfairly, weren't allowed to go to school, and they were sometimes punished for learning to read.
In the 1700s, African Americans were often treated, unfairly weren't allowed to go to school, and they were sometimes punished, for learning to read.
In the 1700s African Americans were often treated unfairly, weren't allowed to go to school, and they were sometimes punished for learning to read.
swims
clock
drives
"The small child pulled a broken wagon across the grassy field."
When writing a research paper, what should be the last sentence in the introduction?
your conclusion
Your first detail
Your thesis statement
Your favorite story
When writing a research paper and you put the words of others into your own words, you are doing what?
plagiarizing
writing
cheating
paraphrasing
When writing a research paper, which of the following is NOT a credible source?
A news article
An interview with an expert
Wikipedia
A documentary on the topic
Which one of the following indicate a higher probability of NOT a credible source? In other words, which one of these websites should you not use when doing research?
.edu
.gov
.net
.org
.com
