The Crucible Flashcards

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1
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Why has Reverend Parris sent for a doctor as the play begins?

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His daughter Betty is sick-like a coma

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What advice does the doctor send back?

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The doctor can’t discover a medicine in his book, he should look for an unnatural reason

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What does Parris question his niece Abigail about?

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If her name in the village is white-is her reputation good

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What did Parris see in the woods the previous night?

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The dress and someone naked

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What has Elizabeth Proctor said about Abigail?

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It’s been heard she won’t sit next to someone so spoiled

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Why does Abigail say she was dismissed by the Proctor’s?

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She is hated by them, she refuses to work for the Proctors, bitter, lying, cold, sniveling woman

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What rumors have circulated the town about Betty Parris? What proof later occurs that “proves” that she is a witch?

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Have you seen her fly?

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Who does Abigail accuse of conjuring spirits at this point?

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Tituaba

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9
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What does Betty Parris reveal about what happened in the woods?

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Abigail drank blood as a charm to kill Elizabeth

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What threat does Abigail make to the other girls?

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She threatens that if they speak out, she will come stab them in the middle of the night, physically harm them

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What happened in the past between John Proctor and Abigail? How does each of them feel about it now?

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They had an affair, John stops, Abigail still goes after him

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How does John Proctor feel about Reverend Parris?

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Does not like him. Does not mention God anymore. Does not like how he runs the Church

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13
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What is the disputed between John Proctor and Thomas Putnam?

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Land and boundaries

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14
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Why is Reverend Hale in Salem?

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Called by Parris to stop rumors of witchcraft, witch expert

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15
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What does Giles Corey reveal to Reverend Hale?

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His wife reads strange books at night. He thinks it is witchcraft

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When Abigail is questioned by Reverend Hale, who does she blame? What proof does she offer?

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Tituba, Tituba has made her laugh while praying

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17
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What ultimatum is Tituba given?

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Confess, bless Lord, name others. (or be hanged)

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18
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Who does Tituba accuse of being a witch?

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Sarah Good, Sarah Osborn

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Why does Abigail start accusing people at this point?

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Tituba saves herself by confessing Abigail does the same thing

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Why does Betty Parris start accusing people?

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Does what Tituba and Abigail did

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21
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Why has Mary Warren disobeyed her employers and gone to Salem?

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She thinks she is more important than a servant now. Has been named an official of the court

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What did Abigail Williams reveal to John Proctor? Elizabeth reminds him of this

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That it was all sport. The girls were just playing in the woods. No witchcraft was involved.

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23
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Why hasn’t John told the court what he knows?

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He is afraid he won’t be able to prove it because everyone thinks the girls are saints. Revered and feared. He worries he will have to prove what she said while they were alone

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What lie did John Proctor tell to Elizabeth which makes her more suspicious of him?

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He didn’t tell Elizabeth that he was alone with Abigail when they talked

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25
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What news does Mary Warren reveal to John and Elizabeth about the trials?

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Goody Osborn will hand, Goody Good confessed

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How does Mary Warren behave toward her employers?

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Embraces her new authority, demands John’s and Elizabeth’s respect because she is an “official of the court”

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27
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What does Mary Warren mean when she says, “I saved her life today!”?

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Abigail has accused Elizabeth of witchcraft, but Mary claims she has never seen any indication of it. The court dismisses accusation because of this

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28
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What does Elizabeth realize when she finds out that she has been accused?

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Abigail wants her dead so she can have John

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29
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What does Elizabeth ask John to do?

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John should go to Salem and tell the court what Abigail had said to him about incident in woods

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30
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Why does Reverend Hale visit the Proctors?

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Investigating stories and rumors heard in court. He was at Rebecca Nurse’s house earlier.

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31
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Hoe does John Proctor response to questions about why he has not been to Church?

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Claims his wife has been sick, he does not agree with Parris on theological matters. (“I see no light of God in that man”), he thinks Parris is too concerned with material possessions

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32
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What does Reverend Hale ask Proctor to do?

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To say the Ten Commandments

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33
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What information does John Procotr reveal to Reverend Hale?

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Mr. Parris saw them “sportin” in the woods. They were scared and became sick.

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34
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What does Reverend Hale want John to do with this information?

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Hale thinks John should testify in court.

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What news does Giles Corey reveal to the Proctors and Reverend Hale?

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Giles says his wife, Martha, and Rebecca Nurse have been taken to jail

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36
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What has Rebecca Nurse been accused of?

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The marvelous and supernatural murder of Goody Putnam’s babies

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37
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Why has Martha Corey been accused?

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Walcott - a neighbor claims Martha has bewitched his pigs (killing them) with her books

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38
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Why do Ezekial Cheever and Marshal Herrick arrive at the Proctor home?

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They have a warrant to arrest Elizabeth

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39
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What does John ask Mary Warren to do? Why is Mary so afraid to do as he asks?

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He wants her to explain to the court that she made the poppet - not Elizabeth, she says Abigail will kill her

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40
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Why does Mary Warren warn John about testifying against Abigail? What does John decide to do?

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Mary tells John that if he testifies against her, she will “charge lechery” and ruin him, he tells Mary that they will both testify in court against Abigail. Although it will ruin him, he can’t allow Elizabeth to die.

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41
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As act 3 opens, what accusation does Giles Corey make?

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Is reaching out for land. Killing his own neighbors to get land

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42
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What news do we learn about Rebecca Nurse?

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Rebecca Nurse is not only mentioned, but condemned. She has been killed. She was found guilty of witchcraft.

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43
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When John Proctor arrives at court with Mary Warren, what does Reverend Parris accuse him of?

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Has been accused of trying to overthrow the court

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44
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What two pieces of evidence are brought out against Proctor in regard to his Christian nature?

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He doesn’t go to Church and he plows on Sundays

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45
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What news does Danforth tell John Proctor about Elizabeth? What deal does he try to make with him?

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Elizabeth is pregnant. She will be able to live for a year because they won’t kill the baby

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46
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What is going to happen to the 91 people who signed the testament stating a good opinion of Elizabeth, Martha Corey, and Rebecca Nurse?

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They will be arrested and questioned

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47
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What is Giles Corey’s proof that Thomas Putnam is “reaching out for land.”? Why won’t he reveal his source?

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Word of mouth from an honest man. He doesn’t want that person to go to jail.

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48
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What happens to Giles Corey?

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Arrested and charged with contempt of court

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49
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What is Reverend Hale’s advice to John Proctor as he is about to read his disposition before the court?

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He needs to get a lawyer

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50
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What does Danforth think Mary Warren’s appearance in the court might be?

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Mary’s appearance in court may be that Satan’s trying to overthrow the court

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51
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When Mary Warren says she pretended to faint in court, what is she asked to do? What is the result?

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Faints, she can’t

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52
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What does Abigail do when suspicion that she might be pretending falls on her?

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Evades or attacks

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53
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What does John Proctor do to discredit her?

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Confesses by calling her out for a whore

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54
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Who is called to back up John’s testimony? What happens?

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Elizabeth, she lies

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55
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What happens when Reverend Hale states that Abigail has always seemed false to him?

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She pretends the bird is attacking

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56
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What is Mary Warren’s reaction to Abigail’s performance?

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She cracks, blames Proctor

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57
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What does Hale to when Proctor is arrested?

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He quits the court

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58
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Why has Reverend Hale returned to Salem?

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To help those who are themselves accused

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59
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What is Reverend Hale advising the condemned to do?

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Confess to witchcraft

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60
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What does Reverend Parris reveal about his niece Abigail?

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She has left, and taken his money

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61
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How does Andover differ from Salem?

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Overthrow the court

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62
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How do the proposed hangings of Rebecca Nurse and John Proctor differ from the past executions?

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They are higher up in the community. They are believed to be innocent

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63
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What does Reverend Parris want Danforth to do?

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Pardon the condemned or at least postpone the trial

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64
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What does Reverend Hale want Danforth to do?

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Pardon them (not enough time)

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65
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What does Reverend Hale mean when he says, “there is blood on my head!”?

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He is blaming himself for some of the deaths, he knows he has been wrong

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66
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Why does Danforth refuse to postpone the hangings?

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His reputation. He has already hanged 12.

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67
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What do Hale and Danforth request of Elizabeth Proctor?

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Talk to John to get him to confess

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68
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What happens to Giles Corey?

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Pressed to death with heavy stones for having no answer to his indictment

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69
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What is John’s excuse for confessing?

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What is one more lie? Spite only keeps me. It is hard to give a lie to dogs. Nothing is spoiled by giving them this lie…

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70
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What is Elizabeth’s proof that John is a good man?

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He has waited this long

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71
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How has Elizabeth changed since we first met her?

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Elizabeth has realized that she, too, is at fault and that she can’t be John’s judge

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72
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After John confesses, what does Danforth want him to do?

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Nail it to the wall of the Church

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73
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What does Hale attribute Proctor’s willingness to hang to?

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Proctor’s pride

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74
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What does Elizabeth attribute it to?

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More than pride. It is self-respect

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75
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Before the action of the play begins, Betty Parris and her friends

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have been caught dancing in the woods

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76
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Why is Reverend Parris reluctant to tell people that someone in his house may be bewitched?

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He feels that his enemies will destroy his repuation

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77
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Which of the following statements best describes Tituba?

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She is a slave from Barbados who is devoted to Betty

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78
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Which of Abigail’s statements shows that she is not as harmless as she appears?

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“I can make you wish you never saw the sun go down!”

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79
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What is Ann Putnam’s greatest grief?

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Seven of her children died in infancy

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80
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Why is Reverend John Hale summoned?

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He is an expert on witchcraft and can help Salem

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81
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Why does Reverend Nurse advise Parris to send Hale back immediately?

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She knew Hale’s presence would frighten the people and cause upheaval

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82
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Betty is likely to be in a trancelike state most likely because

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She fears punishment for being caught dancing in the woods

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83
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Why does Tituba confess to meeting with the Devil?

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She feared she would be hanged if she didn’t confess

84
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When Abigail threatens Betty, Abigail is motivated by her

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fear of the villagers knowing everything they did in the woods

85
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Why do the people “part like the sea” when Abigail walks in the court?

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People fear Abigail’s power to accuse them

86
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How does Mary Warren feel about her role in the court?

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She enjoys the new power and status she has in the village

87
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Which commandment does John forget when Hale asks him to recite the Ten Commandments?

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Thou shalt not commit adultery

88
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Reverend Hale doubts John Proctor’s religious faith mainly because Proctor

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doesn’t attend Church regularly and one son isn’t baptized

89
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Elizabeth says that Abigail accuses her of being a witch because Abigail

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wants to get rid of Elizabeth so she can have John

90
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What does Proctor mean when he says that his wife will never die for him?

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He knows his adultery with Abigail has caused Elizabeth to be jailed

91
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As Elizabeth is led away to jail, what does John demand of Mary Warren?

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that she inform the court that Abigail is lying

92
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What is unusual about the doll that Mary Warren makes for Elizabeth?

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It has a needle stuck in its stomach

93
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At the end of Act Two, Mary says she cannot tell the truth because she

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is terrified of what Abigail will do to her

94
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After reading Act Two, what can you conclude about Hale’s thoughts?

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He is confident that the Devil is in Salem

95
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Deputy Governor Danforth

A

seems proud and does not like his authority challenged

96
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In Act Three, the person who begins to have doubts about the righteousness of the witch trials is

A

Rev. John Hale

97
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When John Proctor appears at the General Court with evidence that the accusations are false,

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Ezekial Cheever says that John plows on Sundays

98
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What does Judge Hathorne ask Mary Warren to do in court that she cannot do?

A

faint

99
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What does John tell the court about his wife?

A

She will not lie

100
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Parris’ concerns about the depositions presented suggest all of the following except that he

A

wants to see justice done

101
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Abigail triumphs for all of the following reasons except

A

Hale denounces the proceedings

102
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Elizabeth’s motivation for lying about John’s affair with Abigail is most likely that

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she loves John and wants to protect him

103
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Which two emotions dominate Proctor in Act 3?

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guilt and outrage

104
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Which line best expresses the most likely truth behind the trials?

A

“…private vengeance is working through this testimony!”

105
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Why does Hale denounce the proceedings of the court?

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He believes that Proctor and Mary are telling the truth

106
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How do the girls in the courtroom terrorize Mary Warren?

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They repeat everything she says

107
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Why is Francis horrified when Danforth insists on questioning the people who signed the petition?

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He fears harm will come to them

108
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What does Abigail immediately do as soon as Danforth begins to question her?

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She threatens Danforth

109
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Danforth does not want to find out that the girls’ accusations are false most likely because he

A

will be blamed for the death of innocent people

110
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What was the Inquisition?

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Many people believed witches were among them, expose witchcraft

111
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In order to convict someone of witchcraft, you first had to prove that he or she was a witch. What were some of the methods used to comdemn witches?

A

The Devil’s mark-the Devil would leave special marks, if no pain with a poke, it is unnatural.
Swimming test-witch’s float

112
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Witchcraft hysteria gripped Salem, Massachusetts in 1962. Why was Salem particularly vulnerable to witch-hunts?

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Puritans were constantly on the look out because of Satan and evil. Political instability hurt the Puritans. Endless strive is hard to maintain.

113
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What is misogyny?

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Puritan woman were supposed to be silent, submissive, at home, listening, hearing

114
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The young women accused their neighbors on the grounds of spectral evidence. What was this spectral evidence?

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Evidence that the person occurred in a different specter. Specter is only evident to person making acquisations

115
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Why were specters so dangerous to use as evidence?

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Accepting evidence from one person is dangerous

116
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What was for role of status, or standing in the Salem community in the witch accusations and trials?

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Low-standing people, beggars, drunks

117
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Why did these young girls accuse so many people of witchcraft?

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  1. ) For sport
  2. ) Power
  3. ) Fun
  4. ) Possibly genuinely believed they were possessed
  5. ) Personal benefit, property sold at auction
118
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Uncle, we did dance; let you tell them I confessed it–and I’ll be whipped if I must be. But they’re speakin’ of witchcraft. Betty’s not witched

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Abigail

119
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My name is good in the village! I will not have it said my name is so soiled! Goody Proctor is a gossiping liar!

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Abigail

120
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I have laid seven babies unbaptized in the earth.

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Mrs. Putnam

121
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Oh, Abigail, what proper payment for my charity! Now I am undone!

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Parris

122
Q

Have you tried beatin’ her? I gave Ruth a good one and it waked her for a minute.

A

Mercy

123
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Abby, we’ve got to tell. Witchery’s a hangin’ error.

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Mary Warren

124
Q

You did, you did! You drank a charm to kill John Proctor’s wife! You drank a charm to kill Goody Proctor!

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Betty

125
Q

I may think of you softly from time to time. But I will cut off my hand before I ever reach for you again. Wipe it out of mind. We never touched.

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Proctor

126
Q

Can you speak one minute without we land in Hell again? I am sick of Hell!

A

Proctor

127
Q

She sends her spirit on me in church; she makes me laugh at prayer.

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Abigail

128
Q

Mr. Reverend, I do believe somebody else be witchin’ these children.

A

Tituba

129
Q

I danced for the Devil. I saw him’ I wrote in his book.

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Abigail

130
Q

Spare me! You forget nothin’ and forgive nothin’. Learn charity, woman! I have gone tiptoe in this house all seven month since she is gone. I have not moved from there to there without I think to please you, and still an everlasting funeral marches round your heart.

A

Proctor

131
Q

I made a gift for you today…I had to sit long hours in a chair, and passed the time with sewing.

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Mary Warren

132
Q

Then go and tell her she’s a whore. Whatever they promise she may sense–break it.

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Elizabeth

133
Q

This is a strange time, Mister. No man may longer doubt the powers of the dark are gathered in monstrous attack upon this village. There is too much evidence now to deny it.

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Hale

134
Q

Adultery, John.

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Elizabeth

135
Q

For murder, she’s charged! “For the marvelous and supernatural murder of Goody Putnam’s babies.” What am I to do?

A

Francis, Mr. Nurse

136
Q

I never said my wife were a witch; I only said she were reading books!

A

Giles

137
Q

‘Tis hard proof! I find here a poppet Goody Proctor keeps. I have found it, sir. And in the belly of the poppet a needle’s stuck.

A

Cheever

138
Q

One must balance personal issues/responsibilities with ___ issues/responsibilities.

A

communal

139
Q

big problems stem from

A

little ones

140
Q

Though the trial has religious and supernatural implications, Miller tends to show the troubles as stemming from recognizable human

A

failings

141
Q

They play illuminates the plight of the Puritans as they struggled to maintain their idyllic ____ of society and order

A

notions

142
Q

people tend to think in “black and white” and reduce complex issues to fit this ___

A

ideology

143
Q

An _______ is a narrative that serves as an extended metaphor.

A

Allegory

144
Q

The difference between an allegory and a symbol is that an allegory is a complete narrative that conveys ____ ____ to get a point across, while a symbol is a representation of an idea or concept that can have a different _____ throughout a literary work

A

abstract ideas, meaning

145
Q

Everyman

A

John Proctor

146
Q

The Law

A

Danforth and Hathorne

147
Q

Goodness and Common Sense

A

Rebecca Nurse

148
Q

Education, Learning, Rationality

A

Reverend Hale

149
Q

Allegory is one to

A

one

150
Q

A large, merciless girl who intimidates others and is the one who runs nude in the forest

A

Mercy Lewis

151
Q

a slave from Barbados who is whipped until she names people who supposedly conspire with the devil

A

Tituba

152
Q

a timid, weak girl who gives in to the other girls’ false accusations against the innocent

A

Mary Warren

153
Q

her husband mentions that she reads unapproved books and acts secretely at times

A

Martha Corey

154
Q

a local reverend who seems to care more for wealth and prestige than for family and holiness

A

Samuel Parris

155
Q

a woman known throughout New England for her good works and charity

A

Rebecca Nurse

156
Q

Reverend Parris attended this college

A

Harvard

157
Q

name by Tituba as a witch only after Mr. Putnam supplies her with the name

A

Goody Osborne

158
Q

the town famous for its Witch Trials and the setting of The Crucible

A

Salem

159
Q

a neighboring town where the citizens begin to overthrow the courts

A

Andover

160
Q

a young, inexperienced reverend who attempts to root out witches but ends p condemning others to die (causes him guilt and shame)

A

John Hale

161
Q

the local constable who shows his shame by drinking to forget the pain; oversees the jail

A

Marshal Herrick

162
Q

a jealous and bitter woman who has lost many babies early in their lives

A

Ann Putnam

163
Q

man who speaks too loudly and often has a good heart; dies by being pressed

A

Giles Corey

164
Q

she saw Mary Warren sew her poppet

A

Susan Walcott

165
Q

a teenager whose desire for a married man dooms the village

A

Abigail Williams

166
Q

a wealthy businessman who uses the Witch Trials to profit from

A

Thomas Putnam

167
Q

a character who chooses moral goodness and spiritual purity despite consequences

A

John Proctor

168
Q

a young girl who is first “afflicted” by spirits

A

Betty Parris

169
Q

a man who condemns others to die after hearing their claims (a relative of Nathaniel Nawthorne’s)

A

Judge Hathorn

170
Q

a man who gains wealth and respect on his own; Mr. Putnam is jealous of him

A

Francis Nurse

171
Q

a stubborn, selfish man who would rather allow innocent people to die than admit any wrongdoing

A

Danforth

172
Q

a morally upright woman whose only lie dooms her husband and others

A

Elizabeth Proctor

173
Q

a homeless woman accused and convicted of witchcraft

A

Sarah Good

174
Q

a guard at the jail

A

Hopkins

175
Q

a former friend of the Proctors who soon does the bidding of the unjust court

A

Ezekial Cheever

176
Q

Speak nothin’ of it in the village Susanna

A

Abby

177
Q

I would never hurt Betty. I love her darly

A

Abby

178
Q

There is a faction that is sworn to drive me from my pulpit

A

Parris

179
Q

I cannot blink what I saw, Abigail, for my enemies will not blink it

A

Parris

180
Q

There be no blush about my name

A

Abby

181
Q

…I have laid seven babies unbaptized in the earth

A

Mrs. Putnam

182
Q

Oh, we’ll be whipped

A

Abby

183
Q

Give me a word, John. A soft word

A

Abby

184
Q

This is society will not be a bag to swing around your head, Mr. Putnam

A

Proctor

185
Q

We vote by name in this society, not by acreage

A

Proctor

186
Q

[A faction] Why, then, I must find it and join it

A

Proctor

187
Q

They [books] are weighted with authority

A

Hale

188
Q

I go to God for you, sir

A

Rebecca Nurse

189
Q

My baby’s blood?

A

Mrs. Putnam

190
Q

I want to open myself

A

Abby

191
Q

Spare me! You forget nothin and forgive nothin! Learn charity, woman

A

Proctor

192
Q

It is her dearest hop, John, I know it. There be a thousand names, why does she call mine?

A

Elizabeth

193
Q

Is your husband a leacher?

A

Danforth

194
Q

A fire, a fire is burning! I hear the boot of Lucifer

A

Proctor

195
Q

“Life, woman, life is God’s most precious gift; no principle, however glorious may justify the taking of it

A

Hale

196
Q

I cannot mount the gibbet like a saint. It is a fraud. I am not that man

A

Proctor

197
Q

It were a cold house I kept

A

Elizabeth

198
Q

It is evil. Good, then - it is evil, and I do it!

A

Proctor

199
Q

Damn the village! I confess to God, and God has seen my name on it

A

Proctor

200
Q

He have his goodness now. God forbid I take it from him

A

Elizabeth

201
Q

One of Parris’ main supporters in the village

A

Thomas Putnam

202
Q

Important way that Rebecca Nurse differs from Hale and the others

A

She has common sense

203
Q

Trait of Reverend Hale that causes problems in the village

A

pretentiousness

204
Q

Character trait that makes Reverend Parris emphasize his status and clerical rights

A

Insecurity and prententiousness

205
Q

Reverend Hale’s questions are always based on the assumption that

A

the devil actually exists