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The Crucible Review

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which character has experienced a change in Act III because what he/she has seen?

a)

Abigail

b)

Reverend Hale

c)

Mary Warren

d)

Reverend Parris

2.

Which character behaves honorably in The Crucible?

a)

Tituba

b)

Sarah Goode

c)

Mary Warren

d)

Giles Corey

3.

Who quits the court in protest in Act III?

a)

Elizabeth Proctor

b)

John Proctor

c)

Reverend Hale

d)

Abigail Williams

4.

Why does Giles Corey ask Reverend Hale about his wife's reading habits?

a)

He is jealous of the time she spends reading.

b)

He is curious and believes Hale is a learned man who can explain it.

c)

He wants to learn how to read.

d)

He is accusing his wife of witchcraft.

5.

Why does John Proctor not implicate any of his friends for compacting with the Devil when he first confesses?

a)

The Devil told him not to.

b)

He is afraid of Abigail's wrath.

c)

He isn't going to accuse any of his friends to save himself.

d)

They are all already dead.

6.

Does Elizabeth Proctor recite the Ten Commandments to prove she is innocent of witchcraft?

a)

Yes

b)

No

7.

Why do the teenage girls follow Abigail in her accusations of witchcraft?

a)

They are seeking retaliation for not being able to dance in the forest.

b)

They are settling old scores.

c)

They think it is fun.

d)

They are afraid of her.

8.

Why does Elizabeth believe she is partially responsible for John's affair with Abigail?

a)

She had been sick.

b)

She was pregnant.

c)

She kept a cold house.

d)

She did not want to take his goodness away from him.

9.

Ultimately, what does John Proctor value the most?

a)

his farm

b)

that Reverend Hale believes he is innocent

c)

Elizabeth

d)

his good name

10.

How does John Proctor find redemption (being saved from sins)?

a)

He refuses to save himself by confessing when others have died for the truth.

b)

He returned the land he stole from Thomas Putnam.

c)

He admits to his lechery (affair)

d)

He signs a confession.

11.

Because people question whether those that had died were really guilty of witchcraft, Jude Danforth refuses to

a)

postpone or pardon any of the remaining people charged with witchcraft

b)

accept evidence from Giles Cory and Francis Nurse.

c)

accept John Proctor's signed confession.

d)

hear Abigail and her friends testify.

12.

Which three characters experience a transformation in The Crucible?

a)

Reverend Parris

b)

Reverend Hale

c)

John Proctor

d)

Elizabeth Proctor

13.

What is John Proctor willing to do at the end of Act IV?

a)

implicate Giles Corey in witchcraft

b)

go to jail

c)

confess his lechery

d)

sign a confession in order to save his life