The Crucible Quiz

Question

Name the key themes in the play

Answer 1

Lies and deceit

Answer 2

Witchhunts

Answer 3

Love and Marriage

Answer 4

Tragic Hero

Answer 5

Vice character

Answer 6

Vindictive

Answer 7

Something to take comfort from

Answer 8

Judgemental

Answer 9

Avaricious

Answer 10

Easily manipulated

Answer 11

To give it authenticity

Answer 12

All Greek tragedies are written this way

Answer 13

To make the style of speech simplistic and plot straight-forward

Answer 14

To help reflect the religious values of the Salem community

Answer 15

It shows how easily innocence can be corrupted

Answer 16

It is a reflection of how children behave in real life

Answer 17

Dramatically it is very powerful to have children take control.

Answer 18

It is symbolic of a world turned upside down.

Answer 19

It shows why children must never be trusted

Answer 20

It is not important and has no significance

Answer 21

It shows how the law was based upon religious principles.

Answer 22

It is on the edge of Salem and so distant from the madness in town.

Answer 23

It shows that John Proctor is anti-social

Answer 24

It is close to the woods and the wild savage frontier-lands.

Answer 25

It shows that Proctor is an 'outsider' within Salem.

Answer 26

It represents the tough existence of working the land

Answer 27

it shows he cannot afford to live in the town.

Answer 28

His reputation

Answer 29

To atone for his sins

Answer 30

To remove himself from the temptation of Abigail

Answer 31

To end the madness in Salem

Answer 32

To die an honest man

Answer 33

To show the change in John and Elizabeth Proctor throughout the play

Answer 34

To provide a sense of hope by the end of the play

Answer 35

To show that women are wrong in this play

Answer 36

To represent the healing process in Salem

Answer 37

To represent forgiveness

Answer 38

Biblical references, especially to do with judgement and punishment

Answer 39

Violent language especially in relation to the Devil.

Answer 40

Chanting and unison by the children to represent growing hysteria

Answer 41

Latin to represent knowledge and education.

Answer 42

Satirical comedy

Answer 43

Biblical references, especially to do with judgement and punishment

Answer 44

Violent language especially in relation to the Devil.

Answer 45

Chanting and unison by the children to represent growing hysteria

Answer 46

Latin to represent knowledge and education.

Answer 47

Satirical comedy

Answer 48

No she is just pure evil

Answer 49

Yes, she is a victim of the harsh rules of Salem

Answer 50

Yes, she is a wronged woman whom John Proctor took advantage of.

Answer 51

No she is a spiteful harlot who deserves to burn in Hell

Answer 52

Yes, it is all their fault.

Answer 53

No, Salem was divided before the witch-hunts by petty disputes.

Answer 54

His sense of retribution "I will like an ocean on the court!"

Answer 55

His biblical style prophecies, "Now Heaven and Hell grapple on our backs...And the wind God's icy wind will blow"

Answer 56

He is always talking about Satan

Answer 57

His religious analogies "Pontious Pilate God will not let you wash your hands of this!"

Answer 58

He speaks the truth with religious certainty, "I hear the boot of Lucifer, I see his filthy face!"

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