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The Crucible

Arthur Miller

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1 of 5
What will happen to the accused witches if they do not confess?

They will be hanged.
They will be released.
They will be imprisoned.
They will be burned alive.

2 of 5
What does Elizabeth want her husband to say in court?

That the accusations are true
That Abigail Williams is a witch
That the trials are a charade
That he never had an affair

3 of 5
What does Mary Warren reveal about Elizabeth?

That Abigail has slandered her
That she is having an affair
That she no longer loves her husband
That she was accused of witchcraft

4 of 5
What evidence is used to bring Elizabeth to trial?

The doll that Mary Warren has given her
Testimonies about her dancing in the woods
Letters that she has written to other women
Her unnaturally successful harvest

5 of 5
Why won't Mary Warren testify that she gave the doll to Elizabeth?

She is afraid of being accused of witchcraft herself.
She is afraid of Reverend Hale.
She is afraid of the doll itself.
She is afraid of what Abigail will do to her.

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