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The Crucible Jeopardy

The Crucible Jeopardy. American Literature. Categories. Main Secondary Life in Salem The Accusations The Trials Characters Characters . 100 200 300 400 500 600. 100 200 300 400 500 600. 100 200 300 400 500 600. 100 200 300 400 500 600. 100 200 300 400

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The Crucible Jeopardy

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  1. The Crucible Jeopardy American Literature

  2. Categories Main Secondary Life in Salem The Accusations The Trials Characters Characters 100 200 300 400 500 600 100 200 300 400 500 600 100 200 300 400 500 600 100 200 300 400 500 600 100 200 300 400 500 600

  3. Main Characters 100 A sly, deceitful girl who will do whatever it takes to get what she wants.

  4. Main Characters 100 Abigail Williams Back to Categories

  5. Main Characters 200 A strong, moral man who is hiding a very big secret

  6. Main Characters 200 John Proctor Back to Categories

  7. Main Characters 300 A man who is primarily concerned with his reputation

  8. Main Characters 300 Parris Back to Categories

  9. Main Characters 400 Woman who has been unable to forgive her husband for a past mistake.

  10. Main Characters 400 Elizabeth Proctor Back to Categories

  11. Main Characters 500 A servant girl who is repeatedly bullied into giving different testimonies

  12. Main Characters 500 Mary Warren Back to Categories

  13. Main Characters 600 A “chaser of devils,” this man has a change of heart over the course of the play

  14. Main Characters 600 Reverend Hale Back to Categories

  15. Secondary Characters 100 This character is the first whom Abigail accuses of practicing witchcraft.

  16. Secondary Characters 100 Tituba Back to Categories

  17. Secondary Characters 200 He is in charge of the court during the witch trials.

  18. Secondary Characters 200 Danforth Back to Categories

  19. Secondary Characters 300 After questioning John Proctor, what does the court decide to do?

  20. Secondary Characters 300 Arrest him and try him for witchcraft Back to Categories

  21. Secondary Characters 400 Betty Parris falls ill when her father discovers her, Abigail, and the other girls doing what?

  22. Secondary Characters 400 Dancing in the woods Back to Categories

  23. Secondary Characters 500 When Mary Warren states that they are liars, what do Abigail and her gang of girls claim?

  24. Secondary Characters 500 They claim that Mary has bewitched them/is sending her spirit out to attack them. Back to Categories

  25. Secondary Characters 600 This character blames her seven dead infants on witchcraft.

  26. Secondary Characters 600 Mrs. Putnam Back to Categories

  27. Life in Salem 100 What is Parris’s position in Salem?

  28. Life in Salem 100 Minister/Reverend Back to Categories

  29. Life in Salem 200 What is John Proctor’s complain about Parris’s sermons?

  30. Life in Salem 200 They are too full of “fire & brimstone” Back to Categories

  31. Life in Salem 300 Why did Elizabeth Proctor fire Abigail Williams?

  32. Life in Salem 300 Because Abigail was having an affair with John Proctor. Back to Categories

  33. Life in Salem 400 Who is in charge of the court in Salem?

  34. Life in Salem 400 Judge Danforth Back to Categories

  35. Life in Salem 500 Who eventually flees Salem?

  36. Life in Salem 500 Abigail Williams Back to Categories

  37. Life in Salem 600 Though technically under British rule, the town of Salem can best be described as having this kind of government.

  38. Life in Salem 600 Theocracy Back to Categories

  39. The Accusations 100 Mary Warren brings news from Salem that this person has been accused of witchcraft.

  40. The Accusations 100 Elizabeth Proctor Back to Categories

  41. The Accusations 200 In order to foil Abigail’s accusations, John Proctor admits what?

  42. The Accusations 200 That he had an affair with Abigail Back to Categories

  43. The Accusations 300 After his adultery is confessed, what happens to John Proctor?

  44. The Accusations 300 He is arrested for witchcraft. Yeah I don’t see the logic either. Back to Categories

  45. The Accusations 400 When Mary Warren accuses the girls of falsifying their accusations, what do they do to her?

  46. The Accusations 400 Accuse her spirit of trying to attack them. Back to Categories

  47. The Accusations 500 If found guilty, Elizabeth Proctor will not hang immediately for this reason.

  48. The Accusations 500 She is pregnant Back to Categories

  49. The Accusations 600 Who does Parris bring to town to deal with the witchcraft accusations?

  50. The Accusations 600 Reverend Hale Back to Categories

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