Crucible, The - Final Test Flashcards

1
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Type of Drama?

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Historical Fiction

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2
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Playwright of the Crucible

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Arthur Miller

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3
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When was the Crucible written

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1950’s

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4
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What was the Red Scare

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An era of hysteria, based on false communist accusations

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5
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What led Arthur miller to write the play

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The Red Scare

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6
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Protagonist

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John Proctor

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7
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Antagonist

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Abigail Williams

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8
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Setting of Act 1

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Rev Parris’s house

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9
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Setting of Act 2

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Proctor’s house

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10
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Setting of Act 3

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Meeting house/courtroom

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11
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Setting of Act 4

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Jail

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12
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Why Was Elizabeth a Dynamic character

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Was honorable but unforgiving»»Honorable and forgiving

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Why was John Proctor a Dynamic character

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Lack of honor and ashamed»»Honorable and proud

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Why was Abigail a Dynamic character

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Strong and controlling»»weak and lack of control (Flees with Mercy Lewis

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Why was Mary Warren a Dynamic character

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Gentle and obeying»»Strong and superior»»Weak and subservient

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16
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Why was Rev Hale a Dynamic character

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Religious, arrogant, and naive»»Religious but cautious, regretful, and knowledgeable

17
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Name the characters against witchcraft in Salem

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John Proctor
Elizabeth Proctor
Rebecca Nurse
Francis Nurse
Giles Corey
Martha Corey
Rev Hale
18
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Name the characters that support witchcraft

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Abigail
Mary Warren
Thomas Putnam
Ann Putnam
Ruth Putnam
Rev Parris
Betty Parris
Danforth
Hathorne
Herric
Cheever
Susanna Walcott
19
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How does Rev Hale change in Act 3 and why is he so adamant against the court

A

sex

20
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Describe Rev Parris

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Not popular
Believed children were to walk straight, eyes lowered, arms at sides, and be quiet until spoken to.
His daughter was Betty Parris and his niece was Abigail Williams. tituba was Parris’ slave.

21
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Describe thomas Putnam

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Always in conflict; doesn’t feel like he gets the respect he deserves.
Thought he was smarter than everyone

22
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Describe John Proctor

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Hard working farmer
Abigail Williams was a worker in the their house until it was discovered that she had slept with John. Mary Warren was the worker to take Abigail’s place.
He was respected and feared.
Was a sinner and the Puritans did not believe in absolution of sins.
He thought of himself as a fraud

23
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Describe Francis and Rebecca Nurse

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Everyone respected them and looked up to them.
Owned 300 acres, and some people in Salem were jealous of that.
They fought with Thomas Putnam, over land and boundaries.
They were part of the group that prevented Putnam’s brother in law from becoming minister.
The nurses and their neighbors combined to break from Salem and create the small town of Topsfield

24
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Rev John Hale

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An intelligent specialist in witchcraft, known as an expert on the subject

25
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Describe Giles Corey

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Old, cranky man who is seen as a bit of a nuisance.
He didn’t care about public opinion or the fact that people blamed him for everything.
He was an innocent and brave man.

26
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Deputy Governor Danforth

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A very serious older man.

He is very loyal to his position, duty, and cause…he is like the top judge.

27
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3 Plays Arthur Miller wrote

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All my Sons, Death of a salesman, and the crucible