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Characters True/False

Short Answer

Who Said?!

Name that Act!

Misc.

This character came from the neighboring

town of Beverly

A 100

HALE

A 100

This character is the leader of the “afflicted”

A 200

ABIGAIL #whore

A 200

This character fell ill at the beginning of the play and is the only remaining child in

the family

A 300

RUTH PUTNAM

A 300

This character has a level head and does his job according to the law, but still is willing to listen to

his community

A 400

DEP. GOV. DANFORTH

A 400

This character is quiet but does his

job dutifully

A 500

CHEEVER

A 500

Abigail and the girls were all naked in the

woods.

B 100

FALSE

B 100

Tituba knows how to conjure spirits

B 200

TRUE

B 200

Dep. Gov. Danforth believed Mary and convicted the other

“afflicted” girls

B 300

FALSE

He was willing to listen, but did not fully believe

her.

B 300

Hale starts to believe the Proctors and

supports their decision to overthrow the

courts.

B 400

TRUE

B 400

Sarah Good admitted during her trial that

she was working with the devil

B 500

TRUE

B 500

What was given to Elizabeth Proctor during Act II?

C 100

POPPET, DOLL, PUPPET

C 100

C 200

Who is the family that is feuding with

the Nurse family?

PUTNAM FAMILY

C 200

C 300

Name something Hale considers “suspicious” when he comes to investigate the

Proctor household…

1. HAVE NOT BEEN TO CHURCH

2. HAVE NOT BAPTIZED LAST SON

3. PROCTOR WORKS ON SUNDAYS

C 300

DAILY DOUBLE

C 400

DAILY DOUBLE

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Why was Elizabeth “pardoned” from her

hanging?

C 400

SHE IS PREGNANT

C 400

Name the SIX girls who were dancing in the

prior to Act I (from Act I quiz)…

C 500

Tituba #spirits

Abigail

Mary

Mercy #naked

Ruth

Betty

C 500

“You did! You did! You drank a charm to kill

Goody Proctor!”

D 100

BETTY

D 100

“I left a thrifty business in Barbados to serve

the Lord.”

D 200

REV. PARRIS

D 200

“Do that which is good and no harm shall come to

thee.”

D 300

JOHN PROCTOR

D 300

“…a person is either with this court or he must be counted against it, there

be no road between.”

D 400

DEP. GOV. DANFORTH

D 400

“…if Rebecca Nurse be tainted, then nothing’s left to stop the whole green world

from burning.”

D 500

REV. HALE

D 500

During this act, Abigail accuses

Tituba of witchcraft.

E 100

ACT ONE

E 100

During this act, we learn that Elizabeth

Proctor is being pardoned from hanging due to her pregnancy.

E 200

ACT THREE

E 200

At the end of this act, Mary refuses to

confess in order to save Elizabeth Proctor.

E 300

ACT TWO

E 300

We learn that Giles is stoned/pressed in this

act.

E 400

ACT FOUR

E 400

Rev. Hale storms out of the court and leaves

Salem during what act?

E 500

ACT THREE

E 500

When Abigail is discussing the affair,

she calls John a what…?

F 100

STALLION #sweating

F 100

What does John do with the paper after he signs his

confession?

F 200

RIPS IT UP

F 200

Hale came to town to support Parris. However, he begins to support Proctor in

Act III. Why?

F 300

HE REALIZES THE GIRLS ARE LYING – THE TOWN DOES NOT HAVE WITCHCRAFT –

EVERYTHING IS FALSE

F 300

Elizabeth blames herself for

something in Act IV. What is it?

F 400

JOHN’S WANDERING EYE

JOHN’S AFFAIR

JOHN’S ADULTERY/LECHERY

F 400

Arthur Miller wrote this play during what time

period in his life?

F 500

WHEN THE GOV. WAS GOING AFTER COMMUNISTS

F 500

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Short Answer Question

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MAKE A CHART OF PEOPLE SIDING WITH THE FOLLOWING TWO

CHARACTERS: (ALL CHARACTERS MUST HAVE A SIDE)

Rev. Parris John Proctor

Include: Nurse’s, Putnam’s, Corey’s,

Danforth, Hathorne, HaleClick on screen to continue

PARRIS PROCTOR

PUTNAM NURSE

DANFORTH COREY

HATHORNE HALE

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