Question 1

Who wrote the play 'The Crucible'?

Accepted Answer

Arthur Miller

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Tennessee Williams

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Samuel Beckett

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William Shakespeare

Question 2

What event serves as the catalyst for the events in "The Crucible"?

Accepted Answer

The accusations of witchcraft in Salem

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The arrest of John Proctor

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The arrival of Reverend HaleThe arrival of Reverend Hale

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The girls' night in the woods

Question 3

Who is the primary antagonist in "The Crucible"?

Accepted Answer

Abigail Williams

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Rev Parris

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Elizabeth Proctor

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John Proctor

Question 4

What motivates Abigail Williams to accuse others of witchcraft?

Accepted Answer

Desire for revenge and power

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Genuine belief in witchcraft

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Fear of being punished for her own actionsFear of being punished for her own actions

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Pressure from Rev Parris

Question 5

What role does John Proctor play in the Salem witch trials?

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He is a victim who is falsely accused of witchcraft.

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He is an accuser who identifies witches in the community.He is an accuser who identifies witches in the community.

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He is a skeptic who doubts the validity of the accusations

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He is a judge presiding over the trials.

Question 6

How does Reverend Hale change over the course of the play?

Accepted Answer

He becomes more skeptical and critical of the trials

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He becomes more fervent in his belief in witchcraft.

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He becomes disillusioned and leaves Salem.

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He remains neutral and does not change his stance.

Question 7

What is the significance of the poppet in "The Crucible"?

Accepted Answer

It is a tool used by Abigail Williams to manipulate events.

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It is used as evidence against Elizabeth Proctor.

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It represents the religious beliefs of the Puritans.

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It symbolizes the innocence of the accused.

Question 8

How does John Proctor ultimately redeem himself?

Accepted Answer

By sacrificing himself to save his wife and friends

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By fleeing Salem and starting a new life elsewhere

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By leading a rebellion against the court

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By confessing to witchcraft and saving his own life

Question 9

Who is the first person accused of witchcraft in Salem?

Accepted Answer

Tituba

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Elizabeth

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Sarah Good

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Rebecca Nurse

Question 10

What role does Giles Corey play in the events of "The Crucible"?

Accepted Answer

C) He is a victim who refuses to confess and is pressed to death.

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He is a judge presiding over the trials

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D) He is a skeptic who doubts the validity of the accusations.

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He is an accuser who identifies witches in the community

Question 11

How does Reverend Parris contribute to the hysteria in Salem?

Accepted Answer

C) By using fear and manipulation to maintain control

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D) By advocating for a fair and impartial trial process

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A) By encouraging rational thinking and skepticism

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B) By promoting unity and forgiveness among the villagers

Question 12

How does the character of Mary Warren change throughout the play?

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C) She experiences guilt and eventually betrays her friends.

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D) She becomes a fervent supporter of the witch trials.

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A) She becomes more assertive and confident

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B) She remains loyal to Abigail and the other girls.

Question 13

What role does Tituba play in the Salem witch trials?

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A) She is the first to confess to witchcraft and accuses others

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B) She is a victim who is falsely accused and hanged.

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D) She is a skeptic who doubts the validity of the accusations.

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C) She is a judge presiding over the trials.

Question 14

What motivates Abigail Williams to accuse Elizabeth Proctor of witchcraft?

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D) Her jealousy of Elizabeth's relationship with John Proctor

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B) Her fear of being punished for her own actions

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C) Her genuine belief in Elizabeth's involvement in witchcraft

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A) Her desire for revenge against John Proctor

Question 15

How does Reverend Parris' concern for his reputation influence his actions during the trials?

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C) He focuses on maintaining his authority and status in Salem.

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D) He advocates for mercy and forgiveness towards the accused.

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A) He seeks to protect the innocent and uphold justice.

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B) He prioritizes the safety and well-being of the accused.

Question 16

What drives John Proctor to initially conceal his affair with Abigail Williams?

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B) His desire to protect his reputation and marriage

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C) His guilt and remorse over his actions

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D) His concern for Abigail's well-being and future

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A) His fear of being ostracized by the community

Question 17

How does Reverend Hale's perception of the witch trials change throughout the play?

Accepted Answer

D) He adopts a more compassionate and empathetic approach towards the accused.

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A) He becomes more fervent in his belief in witchcraft.

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C) He becomes increasingly skeptical and critical of the trials.

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B) He remains steadfast in his support of the court's decisions.

Question 18

What motivates Mary Warren to join Abigail Williams in accusing others of witchcraft?

Accepted Answer

B) Her fear of being targeted and accused herself

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D) Her loyalty and allegiance to Abigail as a friend and mentor

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C) Her desire to gain power and influence within the community

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A) Her genuine belief in the existence of witches in Salem

Question 19

What does Abigail "see" in the court when Elizabeth is giving her testimonyWhat does Abigail "see" in the court when Elizabeth is giving her testimony

Accepted Answer

A yellow bird

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A purple fish

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A red bird

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A black bear

Question 20

What is the primary reason for Reverend Parris's concern about his daughter Betty?

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b) She has been accused of witchcraft

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a) She has a fever

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d) She attempted to fly out of a window

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c) She refuses to eat

Question 21

What is the villagers' suspicion regarding Betty's behavior?

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b) She is suffering from a natural illness

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c) She is feigning illness to avoid punishment

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d) She is under the influence of witchcraft

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a) She is possessed by the Devil

Question 22

What accusation does Abigail make against Tituba?

Accepted Answer

d) Tituba made her perform rituals in the forest

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a) Tituba attempted to poison her

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c) Tituba cursed her with nightmares

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b) Tituba tried to make her drink blood

Question 23

How does Reverend Hale suggest they should deal with the situation involving Betty?

Accepted Answer

a) By calling for a doctor

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c) By consulting the Bible

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b) By performing an exorcism

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d) By searching for physical signs of witchcraft

Question 24

What is John Proctor's attitude towards Reverend Parris and the church?

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a) He is a devout follower

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c) He is indifferent to their teachings

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b) He is skeptical of their authority

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d) He is supportive of their actions

Question 25

What does Rebecca Nurse suggest as an alternative explanation for the strange occurrences?

Accepted Answer

Superstition and fear

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Witchcraft

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Natural illness

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Divine Punishment

Question 26

Why does Abigail accuse Tituba of witchcraft?

Accepted Answer

a) To divert attention away from herself

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b) Because Tituba has been acting suspiciously

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c) Because Tituba has threatened her

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d) To seek revenge for past grievances

Question 27

What is the main concern expressed by some characters regarding the accusations of witchcraft?

Accepted Answer

b) They worry about the reputation of the village

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a) They fear for their safety

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d) They believe it will lead to chaos and conflict within the community

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c) They are concerned about the influence of the Devilc) They are concerned about the influence of the Devil

Question 28

What does Tituba claim about her interactions with the Devil?

Accepted Answer

d) She claims to have been forced into a pact with the Devil

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b) She denies any involvement with the Devil

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c) She admits to being tempted by the Devil

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a) She admits to consorting with the Devil

Question 29

How does Reverend Hale plan to determine whether Betty is truly afflicted by witchcraft?

Accepted Answer

b) By observing physical manifestations

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c) By performing a ritualistic ceremony

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a) By consulting with other villagers

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d) By asking Betty to confess her sins

Question 30

Why did Elizabeth allow Mary Warren to go to Salem despite Proctor's forbidding?

Accepted Answer

b) She was frightened and couldn't stop her

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c) She believed Mary had a valid reason to go

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a) She wanted to defy Proctor's authority

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d) She wanted to support the court's proceedings

Question 31

What is the reason behind Mary Warren's visit to Salem?

Accepted Answer

c) To testify against Abigail and others

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d) To seek revenge on Elizabeth

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b) To seek protection from the court

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a) To participate in witchcraft rituals

Question 32

How does Elizabeth respond when Proctor suggests walking the farm together on Sunday?

Accepted Answer

c) She expresses sadness

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b) She hesitantly agrees

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d) She rejects the idea

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a) She eagerly agrees

Question 33

What is Proctor's initial reaction to Elizabeth's suggestion of going to Salem?

Accepted Answer

b) He says he'll think about it

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a) He immediately agrees

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d) He expresses confusion

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c) He rejects the idea outright

Question 34

What does Mary Warren confess about the poppet in Proctor's house?

Accepted Answer

a) She made it herself

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c) She found it in the woods

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d) She denies any knowledge of the poppet

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b) She saw Abigail Williams making it

Question 35

What does Mary Warren accuse Abigail Williams of during her conversation with Proctor?

Accepted Answer

Stabbing herself with a needle

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Lying

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Murderer

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Witchcraft

Question 36

Why does Proctor tear up the warrant for Elizabeth's arrest?

Accepted Answer

a) He believes it's unjust

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d) All of the above

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c) He's angry at the authorities

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b) He wants to protect Elizabeth

Question 37

How does John Proctor react when Reverend Hale questions him about his religious devotion?

Accepted Answer

b) He admits to having doubts about his faith

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a) He confidently affirms his commitment to God

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c) He becomes defensive and hostile

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d) He remains silent

Question 38

What is the primary reason behind Elizabeth's arrest?

Accepted Answer

b) Abigail's false accusation of her

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a) Her refusal to confess to witchcraft

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c) Her association with the accused witches

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d) Her outspoken criticism of the court

Question 39

Who is ultimately responsible for bringing Elizabeth's name into the witchcraft accusations?

Accepted Answer

a) Mary Warren

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b) Abigail Williams

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d) John Proctor

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c) Reverend Parris

Question 40

How does John Proctor plan to discredit Abigail Williams and the other girls in court?

Accepted Answer

a) By presenting evidence of their lies and deceit

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b) By hiring a skilled attorney to defend Elizabeth

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d) By bribing the judges with money and favors

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c) By convincing the court of their innocence through testimony

Question 41

What does Reverend Hale urge John Proctor to do when Elizabeth is arrested?

Accepted Answer

b) Confess to witchcraft to save his own life

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d) Rally the townspeople to protest against the court

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a) Flee Salem to avoid persecution

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c) Pray for Elizabeth's deliverance from evil

Question 42

What leads to Corey's arrest for contempt of court?

Accepted Answer

A) Refusal to answer questions about his deposition

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B) Threatening Thomas Putnam

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C) Speaking out against Judge Danforth

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D) Providing evidence against Rebecca Nurse

Question 43

What is the central conflict regarding Mary Warren's testimony?

Accepted Answer

B) Whether she is lying or telling the truth

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D) Whether she has evidence against John Proctor

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C) Whether she conspired with other girls

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A) Whether she saw spirits or not

Question 44

Why does Danforth hesitate to accept Mary Warren's claim of never seeing spirits?

Accepted Answer

C) He fears a conspiracy against the court.

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A) He believes all the girls are lying.

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B) He doubts Mary Warren's credibility.

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D) He questions her sanity.

Question 45

What argument does Hale present regarding Proctor's defense?

Accepted Answer

A) Proctor needs a lawyer to present his case properly.

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D) Proctor's honesty is questionable.

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B) Proctor's evidence lacks credibility without legal representation.

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C) Proctor should not be judged solely by his words.

Question 46

How does Danforth justify the lack of direct evidence in witchcraft trials?

Accepted Answer

A) By arguing that witches cannot testify against themselves

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C) By stating that witches confess to their crimes

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D) By asserting his thirty-two years of legal experience

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B) By emphasizing the importance of witness testimony

Question 47

Who does Marshal Herrick mention he has cleared out of the cell?

Accepted Answer

B) Tituba and Sara Good

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D) Elizabeth Proctor and Martha Corey

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A) Rebecca Nurse and John Proctor

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C) Abigail and Mercy Lewis

Question 48

Who expresses concern about Reverend Parris's behavior and appearance?

Accepted Answer

C) Judge Hathorne

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B) Marshal Herrick

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A) Judge Danforth

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D) Reverend Hale

Question 49

Who is speaking to Judge Danforth in the following excerpt? "There is a prodigious stench in this cell."

Accepted Answer

C) Marshal Herrick

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D) Judge Hathorne

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B) John Proctor

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A) Rebecca Nurse

Question 50

Who is referred to as "some great bird" in the text?

Accepted Answer

A) John Proctor

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C) Judge Danforth

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D) Reverend Parris

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B) Marshal Herrick

Question 51

Who urges John Proctor to confess in order to save his life?

Accepted Answer

D) Reverend Parris

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C) Judge Danforth

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A) Reverend Hale

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B) Marshal Herrick

Question 52

What does John Proctor ultimately refuse to do despite pressure from Judge Danforth?

Accepted Answer

A) Confess to witchcraft

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C) Confess to seeing Rebecca Nurse with the Devil

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D) Confess to involvement in a conspiracy

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B) Confess to seeing the Devil

Question 53

Who tears up the signed confession in the end?

Accepted Answer

A) John Proctor

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C) Reverend Hale

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B) Elizabeth Proctor

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D) Marshal Herrick

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