| A | B |
|---|
| Abigail | she is the primary cause of the witch hunts |
| Adultery | the commandment Proctor forgets |
| Babies | many of Mrs. Putnam's died |
| Betty | Parris's daughter |
| Bible | The Christian holy book |
| Bitter | Thomas Putnman was this about his situation in life |
| Cheever | He arrested Elizabeth |
| Commandments | Between them, John and Elizabeth recited all ten of these |
| Confession | admission |
| Dance | The girls did this in the forest |
| Danforth | The Judge |
| Devil | Satan |
| Evidence | Material proof |
| Firewood | Parris wanted a deed and this along with his salary |
| Goodness | Rebecca was full of this |
| Hawthorne | He thinks of a test for Mary |
| Honest | One who tells the truth is this |
| Individual | Alone; not as a member of a group |
| Land | Object of the Putnams' dispute |
| Poppet | Gift from Mary to Elizabeth |
| Pretense | The act of pretending; "It were ___ sir" |
| Scene | Division of an act in a play |
| sign | Something that shows the existence of a fact |
| Tituba | Parris's slave woman from Barbados |
| Trial | Examination of evidence to determine guilt or innocence |
| Witchcraft | Black magic; sorcery |
