As the play opens, reverend Parrish’s praying for the salvation of his negro slave | false |
Among the townspeople, dancing is considered a heathen activity | true |
Abigail drinks a charm to kill Elizabeth proctor | true |
There has been a land disputes between Francis nurse and Thomas Putnam that included neighbors and relatives on both sides | true |
Most new ideas that reverend parris proposed are acceptable by the people of the village | false |
The community has had difficulty keeping a minister in the last seven years | true |
Reverend Hale is the pastor for the local church in the village | false |
Tituba performs sorcery in an attempt to commune with the devil | false |
Tituba confesses to witchcraft to avoid being hanged | true |
John proctor is a silversmith | false |
Several Putnam children dies at birth while foot osborn was the midwife | true |
Tibetan tries to kill reverend parris when he breaks his promise to send her back to her home | false |
All three of john proctor’s sins have been baptized | false |
Suspicious that charges of witchcraft might be unfounded, Reverend hale visits the homes of several accused people to question them | true |
Elizabeth proctor is arrested at her house for witchcraft | true |
Walcott claim to be bewitched by Martha corey because he cannot keep his pigs alive | true |
Mary warren is afraid to testify against Abigail | true |
When Mary changes her truthful testimony and denies that she is pretending, john proctor shouts that god is dead and they will burn together | true |
When Mary warren confesses to fraud, she explains that hearing the other girls screaming made her think she saw spirits | true |
Deputy governor danforth has already sentenced many people in other towns to be executed for witchcraft | true |
John proctor and reverend parris are good friends | false |
Elizabeth proctor collects poppets | false |
Marry warren is unable to faint when shes commanded to prove she was only acting | true |
John proctor has been unfaithful to his wife | true |
Elizabeth is not jealous of Abigail | false |
Reverend hale urges john proctor to confess so John will be forgiven by god | true |
Reverend parris wants John proctor to confess to having an alliance with the devil because parris fear for his own life | true |
John proctor admits to witchcraft and sign the confession | true |
Until she was dismissed, Abigail was the proctor servant | false |
Danforth accuses john proctor of being the anti-chirst | true |
So many people are jailed that cows wander the roads unattended | false |
Before she leaves town, Abigail steals money from her uncle | true |
John proctor lives to see his fourth child | false |
Elizabeth reveals that she feels inferior and doesn’t deserve john love | true |
Several accusers are motivated by vengeance | true |
Parris continued to be materialistic and self-serving throughout the play | true |
The witch trials broke the power of theocracy in Massachusetts | true |
The crucible true or false
March 2, 2020