The Crucible Final Test
A.
Democracy
B.
Theocracy
C.
Monarchy
D.
Plutocracy
A.
Governor
B.
Judge
C.
Minister
D.
Bailiff
A.
trying to run away from home
B.
Dancing in the forest
C.
Reading Catholic books
D.
Conducting a black mass in the church
A.
Abigail was too proud
B.
Abigail didn’t work hard enough
C.
Abigail dressed like a prostitute
D.
Abigail was having an affair with John Proctor
A.
Judge Danforth
B.
Reverend Hale
C. Tituba
D.
John Proctor
A.
They focus too much on fire and brimstone
B.
They are too long
C.
They are heretical
D.
They are too short
A.
Her husband’s cancer
B.
The death of seven of her children in infancy
C.
Bad weather
D.
The crop failure
A. Tituba
B.
John Proctor
C.
Reverend Hale
D.
Mary Warren
A. A
cake
B. A
bonnet
C. A
kiss
D. A
little doll
A.
That someone accused
B.
That the witch trials have ended
C.
That someone accused John Proctor of witchcraft
D.
That Reverend Hale is ill
A.
Thou shalt not kill
B.
Thou shalt not commit adultery
C.
Honor thy mother and father
D.
Thou shalt not covet
A.
John Proctor
B.
Reverend Hale
C.
Mary Warren
D.
Elizabeth Proctor
A.
That the girls are only pretending to be possessed
B.
That Abigail is a witch
C.
That Hale is a warlock
D.
That he and Abigail slept together
A.
Giles Corey
B. Danforth
C.
Hale
D.
Parris
A.
Because she is a woman
B.
Because the Puritans do not allow capital punishment
C.
Because she is pregnant
D.
Because John Proctor is well respected
A.
Witchcraft
B.
Murder
C.
Contempt of court
D.
Slander
A.
They all confess
B.
They attack her
C.
They claim that Mary is bewitching them
D.
They claim that John Proctor has bewitched Mary
A.
He tells the court about his affair with her
B.
He accuses her of witchcraft
C.
He tries to kill her
D.
He tells the court that Abigail is a man dressed as a woman
A.
Elizabeth Proctor
B.
Rebecca Nurse
C.
Mary Warren
D.
Parris
A.
Keeps silent
B.
Tells a lie
C.
Tells the truth
D.
Kills herself
A.
It frees him and sends him home
B.
It orders him stoned to death
C.
It exiles him to
D.
It arrests and tries him for witchcraft
A.
He is hanged
B.
He confesses to witchcraft
C.
He is crushed with heavy stones
D.
He is set free after his wife dies
A.
Kill himself
B.
Blame someone else
C.
Confess, even though he is innocent
D.
Refuse to confess
A.
Because the officials demand that he sign his name to it
B.
Because Hale asks him to
C.
Because new evidence has come to light
D. Because
Abigail confesses
A.
She kills herself
B.
She flees from
C.
She also is hanged
D.
She is revealed as a witch
A.
He is freed
B.
He kills himself
C.
He escapes from prison and runs away with Abigail
D.
He is hanged
A.
John Proctor
B. Hathorne
C.
Parris
D.
Reverend Hale
A. Tituba
B.
Martha
C.
Rebecca
D.
A.
Goody Putnam’s husband
B.
Giles Corey
C.
John Proctor
D.
Reverend Parris
A.
They show how corrupt and materialistic Rev. Parris truly is
B.
They illustrate how materialistic Rev. Hale is
C.
They illustrate the corruption of the town
D.
The farmers liked the idea of gold in their church
A.
By not speaking, a legal loophole would allow his sons to inherit his farm
B.
By not speaking, they would have to set him free
C.
By not speaking, he proved he was a man of few words
D.
By not speaking, a legal loophole allowed his wife to go free
A. “More weight.”
B.
“Damn you.”
C.
the Our Father
D. “Thank you.”
A.
his eviction notice
B.
his confession
C.
his wife’s death warrant
D.
his wedding certificate
A.
She is his daughter
B.
She is his servant
C.
She is having an affair with him
D.
She is his niece
A.
He fears for his life if a respected man is hanged
B.
He wishes to tear down the court
C.
He wants to have revenge against Abigail
D.
He is convinced that Proctor is innocent
A.
By admitting to witchcraft they can accuse others of the same crime
B.
They are forced to admitting to witchcraft under duress and torture
C.
They are actually witches
D.
By admitting to witchcraft they guarantee that they will not be executed
A.
Thomas Putnam
B.
Reverend Hale
C.
Giles Corey
D.
Reverend Parris
A.
It shows that he knows that there are no witches in
B.
It shows that his interest is in preserving the court and not in actual justice
C.
It shows that he has turned against Putnam and Parris
D.
It shows that he will bend the rules whenever it suits him
A.
Rebecca has a higher salary than she
B.
Rebecca is so highly regarded in the community
C.
She thinks that Rebecca is trying to steal her husband
D.
All of Rebecca’s children and grandchildren are healthy
A.
Her witchcraft practice
B.
Her husband’s affair
C.
Her dancing in the woods
D.
The real father of her child
A.
wanted to please Parris
B.
wanted the villagers to fear her
C.
did not want Abigail to get into trouble
D.
thought it might save her life
A.
accuse his wife of conjuring spells
B.
name the books his wife has been reading
C. leave the court without presenting his evidence
D.
name the person who accused Putnam of grabbing land
A.
cannot bear to see Proctor hanged
B.
were asked to leave by Parris
C.
have gone to
D.
fear the villagers will turn on them
A.
There will be many more deaths in
B.
Andover has been purged of all witches
C.
The people have rebelled and overthrown the court
D.
The people of
A.
perhaps innocent people are being accused
B.
The villagers might rebel against his authority
C.
Rebecca Nurse did murder Goody Putnam’s babies
D.
Most of the villagers are in league with the devil
A.
He fears the people will riot if the executions don’t take place
B.
He refuses to accept any suggestions from Hale
C.
It might look as if he has wrongly executed innocent people
D.
He doubts the authority of the church
A.
his standing in the church and his reputation
B.
the spiritual needs of the people
C.
Abigail’s soul
D.
Betty’s health
A.
thinks she has been chosen by god
B.
knows she can destroy Elizabeth Proctor
C.
likes the power and status she has in the village
D.
slept in a ditch
A.
evil and sinful
B.
good exercise
C. a
delightful entertainment
D.
only for children
A.
Abigail robbing him and running away
B.
hardly thirty people showed up for Proctor’s excommunication
C.
He found a knife stuck in his door
D.
The news from
E.
all of the above