| What happens to the people if they confess to witchcraft? | The would be in jail for the rest of their life. |
| What does proctor know about Abigail? | She’s lying about all the witchcraft |
| Why was Elizabeth suspicious? | He said he was with Abigail alone. |
| Why does Elizabeth think that Abigail accused her of witchcraft? | Abigail wants to replace Elizabeth’s spot and marry John. |
| What conclusion can you draw about Proctor when he forgets the commandment about adultery? | He was ashamed. |
| What circumstance points to Abigail as a villain in this act? | The needle in the poppet |
| What does Elizabeth willingness to go achiever show you in this act? | Very loyal to her husband and she knows what’s happening and doesn’t want to say anything, she is strong. |
| What question does Proctor ask when Elizabeth is being arrested? | How innocent are the accusers? He is questioning if they are lying. |
| What conflict drives the second act? | John and Elizabeth |
| What does the following stage direction tell you about Elizabeth? | Elizabeth is thinking about Johns affair with Abigail. |
| Why was Proctor afraid to tell the court about Abigail? | He has no witnesses to back him up. |
| How are witches safe from hanging? | If they confess |
| What conclusions can you draw about Hale? | He respects the devil and he also respects his judgement if they are innocent or accused. |
| What is one of the reasons that Proctor gives that he doesn’t go to church regularly? | He doesn’t like Parris. |
| Why does Marry Warren refuse to go to court after Elizabeth is arrested? | She is afraid that Abigail will go against Marry Warren. |
| Corroborate | to support with evidence |
The Crucible Act 2
March 2, 2020