WorksheetsThe Crucible ACT II Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is the significance of the doll (poppet) in Act II?
It is a charm to ward off evil spirits
It serves as evidence against Elizabeth Proctor
It represents Mary Warren's innocence
It symbolizes Abigail's desire for forgiveness
Why does Reverend Hale visit the Proctor household in Act II?
To investigate rumors of witchcraft directly
To arrest Elizabeth Proctor
To bless the household
To question their religious faith and character
What role does fear play in influencing the actions of the Salem court and community members in Act II?
It leads to widespread paranoia and rash accusations
It encourages cooperation and unity in Salem
It causes the accused to flee Salem in fear
It makes the court show mercy towards the accused
Why does Elizabeth Proctor believe Abigail wants her dead?
John fired Abigail from the Proctor household
Abigail seeks revenge for being rejected by the village
Abigail wants John Proctor for herself
Abigail believes Elizabeth practices witchcraft
What does John Proctor want Mary Warren to do after Elizabeth is accused?
Run away from Salem
Tell the court that she made the doll and placed the needle in it
Accuse Abigail in return
Destroy all evidence of witchcraft
How has Mary Warren changed since Act I?
She has become more fearful and withdrawn
She has gained confidence and asserts her authority as a court official
She has become a loyal supporter of the Proctors
She has openly defied Abigail
Why does John Proctor hesitate to expose Abigail as a fraud?
He is afraid of legal consequences
He fears Abigail’s power over the town
He is ashamed of his past relationship with her and fears ruining his reputation
He believes he will be accused of witchcraft
What is John Proctor's reaction to Reverend Hale's questioning of their religious practices?
He calmly explains their behavior
He defends their actions but becomes angry at the intrusion
He asks Reverend Hale to leave immediately
He admits to being a poor Christian
What commandment does John Proctor forget when questioned by Reverend Hale?
Thou shalt not steal
Honor thy father and mother
Thou shalt not commit adultery
Thou shalt not bear false witness
What does Elizabeth urge John Proctor to do in response to the accusations and hysteria?
Flee Salem and leave the town behind
Publicly denounce the trials and confront Abigail
Confess to witchcraft to save himself
Seek the help of Reverend Parris
Who is accused of “sending her spirit out” to harm others, leading to her arrest in Act II?
Rebecca Nurse
Martha Corey
Elizabeth Proctor
Tituba
What does Mary Warren reveal about the court in Salem?
Many are beginning to doubt the accusations
There is a push to halt all trials immediately
Those who confess to witchcraft are spared execution
The judges have given up on finding witches
What does John Proctor threaten Mary Warren with if she doesn’t tell the truth about Abigail?
Expulsion from the Proctor household
Physical punishment
Revealing her lies to the court himself
Writing a petition against her
How does Elizabeth Proctor respond to her arrest?
She pleads for her life
She remains calm and accepts it with dignity
She curses the court and its members
She tries to escape
What does John Proctor's determination to free Elizabeth in Act II reveal about his character?
He is desperate to escape Salem with his family
He deeply regrets his past actions and seeks redemption
He wants to prove his innocence and gain power
He is motivated by fear of Abigail’s influence
