The Crucible
&
Unit 2 Part 1
REVIEW
1. Who is the
playwright of The
Crucible?
2. Which characters
represent a foil in the
play?
3. What is the
conversation in drama
called?
4. Mentioning or alluding
to another piece of
literature, person, or
historical event is called
__________.
5. Where did The
Crucible take place?
6. Miller compares the
witch trials to the political
scene of the
a. 1920’s.
b.1950’s.
c. 1980’s.
7. Anne Bradstreet and
Elizabeth Proctor feel
the same warm,
passionate love for
their husbands.
True or False?
8. Jonathan Edwards
preached mostly about
Heaven in his sermons.
True or False?
9. “The Examination of Sarah
Good” ends when Sarah
a. goes free.
b. hangs.
c. flies to Barbados
d. dies a slow death in prison.
10. Name at least 2
things the Puritans
contributed to
America.
11. The supreme
authority for the
Puritans was
__________________.
Vocabulary
12. In court cases,
there is a defendant
and a
____________.
Vocabulary
13. If you mumble,
your speech may be
__________ to the
audience.
Vocabulary
14. Abigail’s
reputation is far from
______________ in
the play.
Vocabulary
15. If you find something
_____________, then
you hate it and are
disgusted by it.
Vocabulary
16. Jonathan Edwards
says one would find
God’s anger
unimaginable, or
_____________.
More of The Crucible
17. Which character
dies of being
“pressed”?
More of The Crucible
18. Which 2 women in
the play are supposedly
pregnant?
More of The Crucible
19. Who runs away at
the end of the play?
More of The Crucible
20. Which woman is
thought to be one of
the most pious in
Salem?
A final thought…
• Why were the people who
confessed to being witches
given a prison sentence and
those who didn’t confess
sentenced to hang?
• Could this have evolved into
plea bargaining?
Created by Kristi Gabriel 10/21/06