The Crucible: Analysis of Major Characters Quiz: Quick Quiz

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The Crucible

Arthur Miller

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Analysis of Major Characters Quiz

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Why is John Proctor willing to tarnish his reputation by revealing his affair with Abigail?

2 of 5
What does Elizabeth believe that John Proctor has at the end of The Crucible?

3 of 5
What drives Abigail to begin the hysteria?

4 of 5
Whose testimony convinces Reverend Hale that Abigail is not telling the truth?

5 of 5
At the end of the play, what does Reverend Hale advise the accused witches to do?

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1 of 5 Why is John Proctor willing to tarnish his reputation by revealing his affair with Abigail?

2 of 5 What does Elizabeth believe that John Proctor has at the end of The Crucible?

3 of 5 What drives Abigail to begin the hysteria?

4 of 5 Whose testimony convinces Reverend Hale that Abigail is not telling the truth?

5 of 5 At the end of the play, what does Reverend Hale advise the accused witches to do?