A self-searching farmer burndened by the guilt of his affair | Proctor |
“There is no prodigious danger in the seeking of loose spirits.” | Rebecca |
A Harvard graduate and ‘fire and brimstone’ kind of minister | Parris |
She runs away with Abigail in Act IV | Mercy |
The author of The Crucible | Miller |
A plain, honest women who loves and respects her husband | Elizabeth |
A calculating, manipulative and mischievous 17 year old who leads the witch accusations | Abigail |
John and Abigail are guilty of committing what crime | Adultery |
Putnam hopes to acquire more of this as a result of the witch hunt | Land |
The underlying motives for most characters in this play is this | Revenge |
He quits the proceedings because he recognized the truth | Hale |
The only way to save yourself from death was to do this | Confess |
She is the first to confess to being a witch | Tituba |
An over-confident judge who feels it is his responsibility to purge society of all evil | Danforth |
His refusal to handover for his confession is to preserve his ___ in the end | Name |
Parris is more concerned about money and this than the effect the trials will have on his congregation | Reputation |
A government dictated by the church | Theocracy |
He seeks revenge against Francis Nurse because he is jealous of his success and children | Putnam |
The acronym for the five tenants of puritanism | Tiles |
She pretends to be inert and later becomes one of the “afflicted girls” who name names | Betty |
Presents the warrants for the arrest of his friends Rebecca, Martha and Elizabeth | Cheever |
Dies an unusual death to protect the rights of his children to his land and dies a Christian | Giles |
She asks Tituba to conjure the spirits of her siblings | Ruth |
Abigail stole her uncle’s life ___ | Savings |
She was accused of reading strange books | Martha |
A soft spoken, quiet girl who works in the Proctor home | Mary |
Giles Corey’s dying words were “More ___”. | Weight |
The Crucible Crossword Puzzle Review
February 27, 2020