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3. Question: This person drank a charm in the woods to kill Goody Proctor. Check Your Answer Characters for 100

4. Answer: Who is Abigail Williams? Back to the Game Board Characters for 100

5. Question: This person always has everything bad in her household blamed on her. Check Your Answer Characters for 200

6. Answer: Who is Tituba? Back to the Game Board Characters for 200

7. Question: This person asked Giles Corey to help him tote wood back to his house in Act I when they both decided the witch accusations were fake. Check Your Answer Characters for 300

8. Answer: Who is John Proctor? Back to the Game Board Characters for 300

9. Question: This person was accused of reading strange books and tampering with someone’s prayers. Check Your Answer Characters for 400

10. Answer: Who is Martha Corey? Back to the Game Board Characters for 400

11. Question: This person’s greed for money, land, and possessions is ruining his position of authority amongst the townspeople. Check Your Answer Characters for 500

12. Answer: Who is Reverend Parris? Back to the Game Board Characters for 500

13. Question: This is the definition of a motif. Check Your Answer Motifs for 100

14. Answer: What is a topic that is repeated over and over. Back to the Game Board Motifs for 100

15. Question: We can learn many ________ (lessons) that the author wants us to teach us from the motifs found in The Crucible. Check Your Answer Motifs for 200

16. Answer: What are themes? Back to the Game Board Motifs for 200

17. Question: These 3 people hang in the end of the play because their integrity is more important than life. Check Your Answer Motifs for 300

18. Answer: Who are John Proctor, Rebecca Nurse, and Martha Corey? Back to the Game Board Motifs for 300

19. Question: This person abuses his authority and chooses not to listen to the truth to save the lives of innocent people and intimidates people into confessing instead. Check Your Answer Motifs for 400

20. Answer: Who is Deputy Governor Danforth? Back to the Game Board Motifs for 400

21. Question: Proctor says the trials are based on a whore’s ________. Check Your Answer Motifs for 500

22. Answer: What is revenge? Back to the Game Board Motifs for 500

23. Question: One of the girls’ motives for lying is that they are ultimately scared of whom? Check Your Answer Motives for 100

24. Answer: Who is Abigail Williams? Back to the Game Board Motives for 100

25. Question: This is Tituba’s reason for confessing to witchcraft. Check Your Answer Motives for 200

26. Answer: What is she is afraid to die? Back to the Game Board Motives for 200

27. Question: Anne Putnam’s motive for accusing Rebecca Nurse was this. Check Your Answer Motives for 300

28. Answer: What is she lost 7 babies? Back to the Game Board Motives for 300

29. Question: Elizabeth Proctor’s reason for lying about John’s affair was because she wanted to save this. Check Your Answer Motives for 400

30. Answer: What is John’s life and/or name. Back to the Game Board Motives for 400

31. Question: Mary Warren’s motive for retracting her deposition of truth was because she was being accused of witchcraft by this person. Check Your Answer Motives for 500

32. Answer: Who is Abigail Williams? Back to the Game Board Motives for 500

33. Question: This is a topic or a subject that is repeated over and over. Check Your Answer Vocab for 100

34. Answer: What is a motif? Back to the Game Board Vocab for 100

35. Question: This is the definition of “crucible” that best pertains to this play. Check Your Answer Vocab for 200

36. Answer: What is a severe trial or test? Back to the Game Board Vocab for 200

37. Question: This is a lesson that the author wants to teach us through the events of a story, which is ALWAYS a complete sentence. Check Your Answer Vocab for 300

38. Answer: What is a theme? Back to the Game Board Vocab for 300

39. Question: Proctor committed __________, a sin as abominable as witchcraft to the Puritans. Check Your Answer Vocab for 400

40. Answer: What is lechery? Back to the Game Board Vocab for 400

41. Question: This is the definition of allegory. Check Your Answer Vocab for 500

42. Answer: What is something that has two layers of meaning, literal and symbolic? Back to the Game Board Vocab for 500

43. Question: This is the reason that Anne and Thomas Putnam come to Parris’s house when Betty becomes ill. Check Your Answer Events for 100

44. Answer: What is Ruth is sick as well and they want to compare the symptoms. Back to the Game Board Events for 100

45. Question: In Act 2, Elizabeth is trying to get Proctor to go to Salem to do what? Check Your Answer Events for 200

46. Answer: What is to tell that Abigail is a fake? Back to the Game Board Events for 200

47. Question: This is the reason that Reverend Hale visits the Proctors’ house in Act 2. Check Your Answer Events for 300

48. Answer: What is to tell Elizabeth she has been named in court and to question about her Christianity? Back to the Game Board Events for 300

49. Question: When Betty wakes up from her “illness” when the adults leave, she tries to do this. Check Your Answer Events for 400

50. Answer: What is fly to her mama? Back to the Game Board Events for 400

51. Question: Where does Act 4 begin? Check Your Answer Events for 500

52. Answer: What is the Salem jail? Back to the Game Board Events for 500