at the beginning of act 2 elizabeth proctor wants her husband to go to salem because she wants him - charge abigail as a fraud

the real reason john proctor avoids going to salem is that he - fears that abigail will reveal their adulterous affair

which of the following is NOT used as evidence against Elizabeth proctor - she mumbles the Ten commandments

according to elizabeth proctor, the motivation behind abigail accusation against her is abigail’s - desire for elizabeth to hang so that she can marry john proctor

when rev hale says …if rebecca nurse be tainted, then nothing’s left to stop the whole green world from beginning… he means that - is rebecca nurse is a witch, then they are all witches

in addition to telling that she stuck the needle in the poppet, mary warren confesses that she - knows about the relationship between abigail and john proctor

elizabeth proctor blames which of the following for her being accused of witchcraft - abigail williams

why is mary afraid to say anything in court - she is afraid of abigail

according to john proctor, many of the accused witches confessed because - they understood the alternative was hanging

of what does john accuse elizabeth - being rude and unsympathetic

elizabeth explians to proctor that if people confess to witchcraft they will - be saved from hanging

proctor knows that abigail - lied about the witchcraft in the woods

why is elizabeth suspicious of proctor - he lied about seeing abigail alone

elizabeth thinks that abigail has accused her of witchcraft because abigail - wants to marry proctor

what conclusion can you draw about proctor after he forgets the commandment about adultery - he feels guilty

what circumstance points to abigail as the villian in this drama - the needle in the poppet

elizabeth’s willingness to go with cheever allows yoou to draw the conclusion that she is - strong

what does proctor question as elizabeth is being arrested - how innocent the accusers are

one conflict that drives the plot in act 2 of this drama is a struggle between - john and elizabeth proctor

what do the following stage directions tell you about elizabeth - she is tired of being silent about abigial

proctor is afraid of going to town to tell the court about abigail because - he has no witness to abigial’s confession

mary warren says that those who confess to witchcraft will - be saved from hanging

what does elizabeth fear when she finds that her name has been mentioned in the court

what conclusion can you draw about hale from the following lines - he is sure of himself and the Devil’s answer

the reason proctor gives for failing to attend church regularly is salem is that - parris’s greed interferes with his prayers

mary warren refuses to go to court after elizabeth is arrested because she - is afraid that abigail will hurt her

when proctor fails to recall the commandment about adultery, you can draw the conclusion that he - feels guilty about abigail

one conflict that drives the plot in act 2 of this drama is - proctor and elizabeth’s private war over abigial

lechery - sexual indulgence

contempt - disdain

indignant - angry over something unjust

pious - faithfully religious

daft - crazy idiotic

ameliorate - to make better or more tolerable

pretense - an act

falter - hesitate

poppets - dolls

ineptly - incompetently , foolishly

mary gives elizabeth a - poppet

the proctor’s christianity is questioned by - rev hale

corey and nurse report - both their wives have been arrested

a warrant is presented for the arrest of - elizabeth

toward the end of this act, john resolves to - reveal the fraud

meek and quiet - true

separated - true

suspicious - true

beating - true

calamity - false

newfound friendship - false

lacking charity - true

matters of the devil - true

powers of the dark - true

saintliness - false