The Crucible

3. The only way to save yourself from death was to.
4. A self-searching farmer burdened by the guilt of his affair.
6. Reverend Parris fears that the rebellion in __________ may spread.
9. The underlying motives for most characters in this play is this.
10. The leader of the court.
12. Proctor opens himself to this type of charge after he calls Abigail a whore.
14. Much of the novel can be related to the ____ trials.
15. Parris is more concerned about money and this than the effect the trials will have on his congregation.
18. Abigail stole her uncle's life _____.
19. He quits the proceedings because he recognized the truth.
20. The author of The Crucible.

1. This character is pressed to death at the end of the play.
2. A government dictated by the church.
5. A woman known throughout New England for her good works and charity.
7. Proctor's refusal to handover for his confession is to preserve his ____ in the end.
8. She leaves a needle in the poppet for safekeeping.
11. What supernatural act does Betty supposedly do at the beginning of the play?
13. Mary gives Elizabeth a _____ when she comes home from the court.
16. A slave from Barbados who is whipped until she names people who supposedly conspire with the devil.
17. The name of the small town setting.