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The Crucible Test Directions: Answer the following multiple choice questions by indicating a, b, c, or d on the scantron provided in #2 pencil. Do NOT write on this test. 1) The Crucible was written by: a. Arthur Miller b. Alan Miller c. Andrew Miller d. Alvin Miller 2) The author of the play was once married to: a. Marilyn Mansfield b. Marilyn Manson c. Marilyn Monroe d. Marilyn Manchester 3) The Crucible is an allegory for which of the following? a. Socialism b. McCarthyism c. Puritanism d. Capitalism 4) The Crucible mostly informs the reader about which of the following? a. Puritan lifestyle b. The Salem Witch Trials c. Hysteria about witches d. All of the above 5) The Salem Witch Trials took place in what year? a. 1950 b. 1615 c. 1692 d. 1763 6) How many people were hung for witchcraft during the Salem Witch Trials? a. 18 b. 19 c. 20 d. 21 7) The Crucible was about the hysteria of witchcraft which paralleled what of the 1950 s? a. Communism b. The Red Scare c. Blacklists d. All of the above 8) The word crucible means: a. A severe personal test, trial or ordeal b. A great misfortune or disaster c. Excruciating or acute distress d. Grievous trouble

9) The opening scene of the play took place in: a. Parris home b. John Proctor s home c. The courtroom d. Tituba s home 10) Thomas Putnam is the father of: a. Mercy b. Betty c. Mary d. Ruth 11) Several girls were doing all of the following in the forest EXCEPT: a. playing games b. singing c. dancing d. casting spells 12) In Act 1, who does Tituba accuse of being witches? a. Mercy Lewis and Mary Warren b. Sarah Good and Sarah Osborn c. Ann Putnam and Elizabeth Proctor d. George Jacobs and Martha Corey 13) Parris had frequent conflicts with his congregation about: a. His sermons b. His salary c. Witchcraft d. Not going to church 14) John Proctor had an affair with: a. Ruth Putnam b. Mary Warren c. Abigail Williams d. Mercy Lewis 15) Who said, I want to open myself!... I want the light of God, I want the sweet love of Jesus!? a. Ruth Putnam b. Tituba c. Mary Warren d. Abigail Williams 16) Who said, I have trouble enough without I come five mile to hear him preach only hellfire and bloody damnation.? a. Giles Corey b. John Proctor c. Elizabeth Proctor d. Abigail Williams

17) In Act 1, who tries to jump out of a window? a. Mary Warren b. Abigail Williams c. Betty Parris d. Ruth Putnam 18) Parris sends for help from: b. Reverend Hale c. Judge Hathorne d. Thomas Putnam 19) Act two took place in: a. The courtroom b. Parris home c. The church d. Proctor s home 20) When Hales questions John Proctor, he asks about all of the following EXCEPT: a. Commandments b. Baptized children c. Adultery d. Church attendance 21) What duty was Mary Warren performing in the court? a. The judge b. Official of the court c. Witness d. Jury 22) Who had a warrant for Elizabeth? b. Hathorne c. Ezekiel Cheever 23) Who said, I'll tell you what's walking Salem vengeance is walking Salem.? a. Elizabeth Proctor b. John Proctor c. Reverend Hale d. Reverend Parris 24) What were the charges against Martha Corey and Rebecca Nurse? a. Martha: killing Walcott s pigs by her books, Rebecca: killing Ann Putnam s babies b. Martha: killing Ann Putnam s babies, Rebecca: sending spirits on Abigail Williams c. Martha: sending spirits on Abigail Williams, Rebecca: killing Ann Putnam s babies d. Martha: killing Ann Putnam s babies, Rebecca: killing Walcott s pigs by her books 25) Act three took place in: a. The courtroom b. John Proctor s home c. The jail d. Parris home

26) Mary Warren was prepared to tell the court: a. She never saw the devil b. The other girls were lying c. Abigail Williams is a witch d. Both a and b 27) 91 people signed a deposition attesting to the good character of the following EXCEPT: a. Ann Putnam b. Martha Corey c. Elizabeth Proctor d. Rebecca Nurse 28) Who said, they ve come to overthrow the court, sir!? a. Reverend Parris b. Reverend Hale c. Marshal Herrick d. Ezekiel Cheever 29) Ezekiel Cheever reveals these facts about John Proctor to Danforth EXCEPT: a. John ripped a warrant b. John damned the court c. John plows on Sundays d. John committed adultery 30) John Proctor was 100% sure his wife had never done what in her life? a. Murdered someone b. Casted spells c. Lied d. Swore 31) Mary Warren was unable to do what on command in court? a. Laugh b. Cry c. Faint d. Scream 32) Abigail pretended Mary Warren took the shape of what in the courtroom? a. A bird b. A cat c. A mouse d. A spider 33) Who said, a person is either with this court or he must be counted against it, there be no road between.? b. Judge Hathorne c. Ezekiel Cheever 34) Act four took place in: a. John Proctor s home b. The jail c. The courtroom d. Parris home

35) What was found on Parris door? a. A dagger b. An ax c. A note d. None of the above 36) What does John Proctor do to his confession? a. Signs it and gives it to Danforth b. Signs it, but then rips it up c. Refuses to sign it d. Signs it, but crumbles it up 37) Who said, more weight? a. Ezekiel Cheever b. Judge Danforth c. Giles Corey 38) John Proctor screams at Judge Danforth to leave him at least one shred of dignity by leaving him his: a. Confession b. Wife c. Name d. Children 39) Who said, He have his goodness now, God forbid I take it from him! a. Mary Warren b. Elizabeth Proctor c. Abigail Williams d. Rebecca Nurse 40) The message of this play is: a. It is better to take death than let anyone shame your reputation in life b. Once a man s reputation is destroyed, he should do whatever it takes to repair it c. Lying is always better than death d. None of the above True or False: Indicate a for true or b for false on the scantron provided. 41) The events of this play took place in Salem. 42) Mary Warren was fired by Elizabeth Proctor. 43) Rebecca Nurse is the voice of reason in the beginning of the play. 44) Mary Warren made Elizabeth Proctor a blanket. 45) Abigail Williams was stabbed with a knife. 46) Reverend Hale denounces the proceedings of the court. 47) Giles Corey was held in contempt of court for failing to reveal an informant. 48) Reverend Hale s strongbox was broken into and his money was stolen. 49) Hathorne tells Proctor if his confession is a lie, he will hang. 50) Elizabeth was saved from hanging because she confessed.