Quotes From The Crucible Quiz
Did you ever hear the history of witch hunt, trials and executions in the United States and Europe? If so, then you have come to the right place. Recall the events leading to the direct participation of the government and the church in condemning to death women believed to possess supernatural powers and their role of preventing it happening to would be witches.
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Who is the author of the story?
- A.
Arthur Miller
- B.
Brendan Miller
- C.
Charles Miller
- D.
David Miller
Correct Answer
A. Arthur MillerExplanation
The correct answer is Arthur Miller because he is the only author listed among the options.Rate this question:
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- 2.
When John Proctor had an argument with Elizabeth, how did he described the latter's understanding of justice?
- A.
It would stop people from suspicions
- B.
It will help women turn to the good side
- C.
It would summon sickness and suffering
- D.
It would freeze beer
Correct Answer
D. It would freeze beerExplanation
John Proctor described Elizabeth's understanding of justice as something that would freeze beer. This suggests that he believes her understanding of justice is rigid and uncompromising, causing a sense of coldness and stagnation. It implies that Elizabeth's concept of justice is inflexible and lacks warmth or understanding.Rate this question:
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- 3.
Who is Ruth in the story?
- A.
Betty's niece
- B.
Abigail's cousin
- C.
Mrs. Putnam's daughter
- D.
Tituba's daughter-in-law
Correct Answer
C. Mrs. Putnam's daughterExplanation
Ruth is Mrs. Putnam's daughter in the story.Rate this question:
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- 4.
What is one way of gaining power in witchcraft?
- A.
Reciting Latin prayers
- B.
Conjuring dead people
- C.
Using voodoo dolls
- D.
Consorting with the devil
Correct Answer
D. Consorting with the devilExplanation
One way of gaining power in witchcraft is by consorting with the devil. This implies forming a pact or alliance with the devil in exchange for supernatural abilities or assistance in performing magic. This concept of making a deal with the devil has been a common belief in folklore and mythology, where individuals seek to gain power or achieve their desires through a dark and forbidden alliance.Rate this question:
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- 5.
To whom does Abigail render her services?
- A.
Tituba
- B.
Goody Proctor
- C.
Parris
- D.
Betty
Correct Answer
B. Goody ProctorExplanation
Abigail renders her services to Goody Proctor. This implies that she works for or provides assistance to Goody Proctor in some capacity.Rate this question:
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- 6.
Who conjured Ruth Putnam's dead sisters?
- A.
Abigail
- B.
Betty
- C.
Goody Proctor
- D.
Tituba
Correct Answer
D. TitubaExplanation
Tituba is the correct answer because she was the slave from Barbados who was accused of witchcraft during the Salem witch trials. She confessed to conjuring the spirits of Ruth Putnam's dead sisters, which fueled the hysteria and accusations of witchcraft in the community. Tituba's confession and accusations played a significant role in the escalation of the witch trials.Rate this question:
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Abigail's denial of the grueling truth implies...?
- A.
Lie
- B.
Deceit
- C.
Chastity
- D.
A & B
Correct Answer
D. A & BExplanation
Abigail's denial of the grueling truth implies that she is either lying or being deceitful. Lying refers to intentionally giving false information, while deceit means intentionally misleading or tricking someone. Both lying and deceit involve intentionally distorting the truth, which is implied by Abigail's denial. The option "A & B" correctly captures this implication.Rate this question:
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- 8.
Who denied the idea of drinking blood?
- A.
Betty
- B.
Abigail
- C.
John Proctor
- D.
Goody Proctor
Correct Answer
B. AbigailExplanation
Abigail denied the idea of drinking blood.Rate this question:
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