Across
- 3. Clerk of the court, sticks strictly to the law and his commands
- 5. A well respected farmer in Salem who committed adultery with his wife
- 6. Slave of the Reverend of Salem, the first person accused of witchcraft
- 11. The thing that the girls did in the woods before the beginning of the play
- 13. The term that is used by most people in the story to refer to John Proctor's Crime
- 16. The thing John Proctor decides to keep respectable at the cost of being executed
- 18. The girl working for the Putnams, mean spirited, "Merciless"
- 19. The type of Christianity practiced by the people living in Salem in the story
- 20. The name of John Proctor's wife who (almost) never lies
Down
- 1. The elderly lady who is considered to be pure of heart, her accusation and eventual execution casts doubt on the trials
- 2. Another farmer who chooses to die rather than risk the safety of the one who trusts him with information regarding the witch accusations
- 4. Giles Corey's famous last words during his execution
- 7. Niece of the Reverend of Salem, most frequent accuser during the Witch Trials
- 8. The Reverend of Salem, deeply concerned with his own reputation
- 9. A reverend from Beverly who is considered to be an expert on Witchcraft, later denounced the court
- 10. The girl working for the Proctor's following the incident with Abigail Williams, testifies against the girls in court
- 12. The wealthy man who used his daughter to accuse people of witchery to acquire their land
- 14. The form Abigail claims that Mary Warren takes at the end of the scene in the courtroom
- 15. The Surname of the Judge who headed most of the Witch Trials
- 17. The item Mary Warren gifts Goody Proctor prior to her arrest