get a recipe for a charm.

learn how to dance.

contact her dead sisters.

accuse her of witchcraft.

fears that her reputation may be destroyed.

knows that the idea of witchcraft will cause hysteria.

fears that his enemies will destroy his reputation. 

firmly believes that witches do not exist. 

wanted the villagers to fear her.

wanted to please Parris.

did not want Abigail to get into trouble.

thought it might save her life. 

They focus too much on fire and brimstone.

They are too long. 

They are heretical.

They are too short. 

Democracy

Theocracy

Monarchy

Kleptocracy

He respects Rev. Hale's opinions.

He believes in witchcraft.

He will do whatever he can to destroy Thomas Putnam. 

He rebels against authority by speaking his mind.

Francis Nurse and Giles Corey

Rev. Parris and Thomas Putnam

Rev. Parris and Rev. Hale

Rev. Hale and Francis Nurse. 

Betty

Tituba

Goody Putnam

Abigail

Tituba

Betty

Abigail

Mary

only for childen.

good exercise.

evil and sinful.

a delightful entertainment. 

harmless gossip.

kind and respectable woman.

spiteful woman. 

merciless judge of others.

Goody Ann

Goody Proctor

Sarah Good

Betty

was named by Elizabeth Proctor in court.

put a curse on Goody Putnam.

could not recite the Ten Commandments.

slept in a ditch. 

was named by Elizabeth Proctor in court.

put a curse on Goody Putnam.

could not recite the Ten Commandments.

slept in a ditch. 

thinks she has been chosen by God. 

likes the power and status she has in the village. 

knows she can destroy Elizabeth Proctor. 

plans to accuse Abigail of witchcraft. 

Elizabeth is ill. 

John plans to spend more time with Abigail. 

John has had an adulterous affair. 

John is planning to leave Elizabeth.

accuse Elizabeth Proctor of witchcraft.

cast suspicion on Mary Warren. 

claim that it was John Proctor's doing. 

pretend that she was a witch. 

She does not want the other girls to be punished.

She wants Elizabeth to be found guilty. 

She is afraid that Abigail will kill her.

She is too embarrassed to admit that she is a fraud.

If his son is baptized, his wife will be freed.

He knows his adultery has caused Elizabeth to be arrested.

He knows Elizabeth is being punished for his quarrels with Parris.

He will not release Elizabeth until Proctor attends church.

Goody Osbourne's conjuring was much worse.

The villagers like Sarah Good better than Goody Osbourn.

Parris spoke up for Sarah Good.

Sarah Good confessed, but Goody Osbourn did not. 

protect Mary Warren.

tell the court the Abigail's story is a hoax.

Announce publicly that he believes in witchcraft.

ask the court for forgiveness. 

a bible

flowers

a poppet (puppet)

pig

The murder of Goody Putnam's babies.

Conduct unbefitting of a Puritan.

inability to say her ten commandments.

for making a voodoo doll.

carries the knowledge of his own guilt.

is too quick to judge himself.

should speak more openly about his thoughts.

knows that she loves him and forgives him. 

pious

jealous

gullible

vicious

pious

jealous

gullible

vicious

prevent his daughter from joining the witches.

gain their land.

avoid revelation of his secret life.

destroy the community. 

love and admire her.

believe her to be honest.

respect her devotion and faith.

fear her power to accuse them. 

the villagers might rebel against his authority.

perhaps innocent people are being accused.

Rebecca nurse did murder Goody Putnam's babies. 

most of the villagers are in league with the devil.

a comparison to politics.

an allusion to the bible.

eventual trouble for Abigail.

a bigoted joke. 

soliloquy

monologue

aside

aside

soliloquy

monologue

monologue

aside

soliloquy 

exposition

rising action

climax

plot

foil

hero

resolution

villain