| A | B |
|---|
| Giles Corey accuses Thomas Putnam of | using the witchcraft trials to steal land |
| When Proctor tries to present his deposition to Danforth, Parris accuses him of | attempting to overthrow the court |
| Of the following four men, which has the weakest convictions of witchcraft in Salem. This man wants to see the charges of witchcraft dismissed. | Rev. Hale |
| In an effort to distract the deputy governor, Abigail pretends that ___ spirit is attacking her. | Mary Warren's |
| Which character in the play was the tragic hero? | Proctor |
| In this act we learn that Elizabeth Proctor is | pregnant |
| Abigail Williams claimed that she saw a ___in the court room. | yellow bird |
| What is a deposition? | it is a written statement or testimony |
| Mary Warren's deposition states | she never saw spirits |
| Parris tells Danforth that Proctor and Francis Nurse desire to | overthrow and destroy the court |
| Elizabeth Proctor lies to save _______’s name. | her husband Proctor |
| True/False In the courtroom, Elizabeth Proctor told the court that her husband was a lecther and had an affair with Abigail Williams. | False |
| Elizabeth Proctor’s life has been temporarily spared because she claims | she is pregnant |
| In court, Proctor calls Abigail | a whore |
| Abigail threatens ___ and tells him to "Beware!" | Judge Danforth |
| Proctor tells the court that Abigail wishes him to dance | on his wife's grave |
| The girls attempt to scare Mary Warren by | mimicing her words |
| Who does Proctor grab by the hair and throw to the ground in this act? | Abigail |
