Crucible Review
Quiz by Frances Cerone
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- Q1What is the setting of the play?Stanford, ConnecticutSalem, MassachusettsPlymouth Bay, MassachusettsSalem, Long Island30s
- Q2What year does the play take place?161616921548169530s
- Q3In the article titled, "Anti-Communism in the 1950s," American fears of internal _____________________________ subversion caused hysteria.Puritandemocraticpatrioticcommunist30s
- Q4One of the 1950's most notorious anti-Communists was ________________________________________Joseph StalinFidel CastroJoseph McCarthyFranklin D. Roosevelt30s
- Q5As a result of McCarthyism, hundreds of screenwriters, actors, and directors were _________________________________ because of their alleged political beliefs.blacklistedexiledhangedtortured30s
- Q6All of the following are Puritan ethics EXCEPT:Pleasure is sinfulMan should live according to the Ten CommandmentsMen are superior to womenWorking on a Sunday is acceptable30s
- Q7What is the term used for the “madness”/phenomenon that overtook the town of Salem?factionjealousyafflictionhysteria30s
- Q8Reverened Parris was a nervous and paranoid minister who thought there was a faction in town that was out to get him. What does the word faction mean?a small, organized, dissenting group within a larger onea group of farmers who didn’t follow religion very closelya non-Puritan groupa congregation30s
- Q9The witch hunt in the 1690s was a perverse manifestation of the panic which set in among all classes when the balance began to turn toward greater individual _______________________.transgressionsunityfreedomdemocracy30s
- Q10All of the following are themes in The Crucible EXCEPT:VengeanceJealousyYoung LoveImportance of Reputation30s