1. Thou shall not steal. 

1. Thou shall not take the name of the Lord in vain. 

1. Thou shall not commit adultery. 

1. Thou shalt honor thy father and mother.

1. For stealing money from the church. 

1. For attempting to poison the Deputy Governor's food. 

1. For threatening to kill Rev. Parris. 

1. For murdering the Putnam babies.

1. It will finally be a secret burden lifted from his shoulders.

1. It will make Abby look bad in front of everyone. 

1. It will probably make Mary Warren look bad, which he is fine with. 

All of the options

1. He says that Parris wanted to knock down the church and rebuild a bigger and better one. 

1. He says that Parris wanted golden candlesticks for the altar. 

1. He says that Parris wanted golden trimmed pages for his bible. 

1. He says that Parris wanted new and more fashionable robes for Sunday mass.

1. She was charged with poisoning George Walcott’s milk supply.

1. She was charged with the murder of several babies in town.

1. She was charged with not being able to recite her commandments.

She was charged with lying to the court regarding her whereabouts the night the girls went dancing in the woods.

1. He mentions to Elizabeth that he still has feelings for Abigail and he doesn’t know what to do

1. He says that no one will believe him because he is a farmer

1. He says that they were alone and she is like a saint now, no one would believe him

1. He says that he doesn’t want to risk any wrath (anger) from Abigail because she could retaliate and come after Elizabeth

1. She is going to leave Salem and move to Boston once the trials are over. 

1. She is pregnant. 

1. She accuses Rev. Parris of witchcraft. 

1. She had an affair with John Proctor as well.

1. Simile

1. Foreshadowing

1. Satire

1. Allusion

1. She came to the Proctor household and mumbled something as she walked away and Mary got sick right after that mumble. 

1. She screamed at Mary Warren one morning when she was walking home from church. 

1. Mary suspects that Goody Osburn has stolen food from the Proctor household when no one was home.

1. Goody Osburn is best friends with Titbua, who is another suspected witch in town.

1. She wants to make friends with Elizabeth.

1. She wants Elizabeth to see her as an innocent girl.

1. She wants to plant evidence of witchcraft in Elizabeth's house.

1. She wants to make peace with Elizabeth after disobeying her.

1. She accused Tituba of being a witch.

1. She disobeyed them and went to Salem.

1. She cast a spell on Betty.

1. She had Martha Corey arrested.

1. She found out that John was alone with Abigail and did not reveal that to Elizabeth. 

1. She found out that John has had an affair with Abigail and was unaware of that until this moment.

1. She realizes that he has decided to side with Rev. Parris, and she wants the court proceedings to continue. 

1. She understands that because she has been so quiet in the past, John has lost interest in her.

1. They are in a healthy and loving relationship.

1. John is disappointed because he feels she should have gotten up to kiss him. 

1. Elizabeth is still having a difficult time accepting John’s affections. 

1. They both seem to be filled with anger.

1. They are deeply in love and share their feelings easily.

1. They seem not to care about each other.

1. They seem to care about each other but to be ill at ease and not fully healed.

1. They are hostile and bitter toward each other.

1. the day after the play opens, at the home of John and Elizabeth Proctor.

1. Reverend Parris's home, about a week after the accusations of witchcraft have begun.

1. the Proctors' home, eight days after the girls have begun to accuse people.

1. the Salem meeting house, just before Abigail's trial.

1. believes everyone judges him.

1. is too quick to judge himself.

1. should speak more openly about his thoughts.

1. knows that she loves him and forgives him.

1. John is a demanding and overbearing husband that requires perfection from his wife. 

1. John is a stereotypical husband that expects his wife to take care of everything for him. 

1. Elizabeth is forgetful and makes many mistakes, even with the smallest tasks. 

1. Elizabeth punishes herself because she fears any mistake she makes could lead to John leaving her.

1. John feels that he still hasn’t done enough to make Elizabeth happy and forgive him for what he did.

1. John feels that he physically cannot move anymore because of the guilt that he carries with him. 

1. John feels that his ultimate goal is to live the rest of his life with Elizabeth until they die. 

1. John feels that no matter what he does it will never matter to Elizabeth who remains depressed.

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29

39

49

1. Moses walking across the desert. 

1. Adam and Eve and the Garden of Eden. 

1. Noah and the Great Flood. 

1. Moses parting the Red Sea.

1. Proctor does not go to church regularly.

1. Their youngest son has not been baptized.

1. He could not remember all of the commandments.

1. All of the above

1. Elizabeth treated Abigail harshly.

1. Abigail wants to punish Proctor for rejecting her.

1. Abigail fears that Elizabeth will dislike her for seducing Proctor.

1. Abigail wants to distract attention from the episode in the woods.

1. Abigail to believe that John made a “promise” to be with her forever. 

1. the townspeople to look at John as a deceitful and cruel man. 

1. Mary Warren to feel uncomfortable working in the Proctor household. 

1. John to lose sight of how important his family is to him.

1. She is much more timid and scared. 

1. She is much more confident. 

1. She is much weaker than she was. 

1. She is much more violent than she was.

1. He has a warrant for the arrest of Elizabeth Proctor.

1. He has come to see what about any toys or dolls she kept in the house that might be used for witchcraft.

1. He has come to discuss the level of the Proctors’ faith and religious devotion. 

1. He has come to tell them that Rebecca Nurse is going to jail.

1. She is suspected of poisoning the milk of a neighbor’s cow.

1. She is suspected of murdering Goody Putnam’s babies.

1. She is suspected of cursing a neighbor’s pigs so they all died.

1. She is suspected of flying over a barn.

1. He knows she has been performing witchcraft and is disgusted by her.

1. He know that her being arrested is his fault.

1. He is embarrassed by her behavior.

1. None of the above

1. Abigail 

1. Proctor

1. Elizabeth    

1. Rev. Hale

1. Herrick

2. Rev. Hale

2. Rev. Parris

2. Cheever

1. Proctor

1. Mary Warren

1. Rev. Hale

1. Rev. Parris

1. Proctor

1. Elizabeth Proctor

1. Mary Warren

1. Rev. Parris

1. Elizabeth Proctor

1. Rev. Hale

1. Giles Corey

1. Mary Warren

1. Francis Nurse 

1. John Proctor 

1. Thomas Putnam 

1. Giles Corey

1. Mary Warren 

1. John Proctor 

1. Rev. Hale 

1. Cheever