Across
- 1. The stubborn deputy governor who oversees the witch trials and refuses to be undermined in Act 3.
- 4. The structural device built in Salem for the executions of those convicted of witchcraft.
- 5. The slave from Barbados who is the first person to be accused and coerced into confessing to witchcraft.
- 6. The legal charge and sin of adultery that John Proctor confesses to in open court.
- 9. The local minister who is deeply concerned about his own reputation and authority in Salem.
- 10. John, the local farmer who tries to expose the girls as frauds but is ultimately arrested himself in Act 3.
Down
- 2. The ringleader of the girls who accuses others to protect herself and target Elizabeth.
- 3. The doll Mary Warren gave to Elizabeth Proctor, which was later used as "evidence" of witchcraft.
- 7. John Proctor's wife who lies about his affair in court to protect his reputation, accidentally condemning him.
- 8. The expert minister called to Salem who begins to doubt the validity of the trials by Act 3.