The Crucible Act I Vocabulary
Quiz by Debbie Parrish
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- Q1Which word from Act I of The Crucible refers to something that is regarded with disgust or hatred?vindictiveabominationcontentionprodigious30s
- Q2What term in Act I of The Crucible is used to describe the act of summoning a spirit or demon?innateparadoxconjuredmanifestation30s
- Q3In Act I of The Crucible, which term describes a deeply held disagreement or conflict?vindictiveabominationcontentiondeference30s
- Q4Which word in Act I of The Crucible reflects a respect or courteous yielding to the judgment or opinion of another?prodigiousdeferenceparadoxinnate30s
- Q5What term in Act I of The Crucible refers to a quality that is natural or inherent, often seen as part of one's character?abominationmanifestationinnatevindictive30s
- Q6In Act I of The Crucible, which term is used to describe a clear sign or indication of something, especially in a visible form?contentionconjuredmanifestationvindictive30s
- Q7Which word in Act I of The Crucible describes a situation that seems contradictory or self-defeating, yet may be true?contentionabominationparadoxinnate30s
- Q8What term in Act I of The Crucible refers to something that is remarkably great in size, extent, or degree?conjuredabominationprodigiousvindictive30s
- Q9Which word in Act I of The Crucible describes a person who is inclined to seek revenge or bear a grudge?vindictivecontentionprodigiousdeference30s
- Q10In Act I of The Crucible, which term is used to describe an action or feeling that is considered morally wrong or despicable?contentionmanifestationabominationvindictive30s