5 Written Questions

1. also arrested witches; acts as a jail keeper
2. Giles Corey's wife who likes to read books;accused witch
3. given the job of arresting the witches
4. Midwife at birth of three Putnam babies who were born dead;accused as a witch
5. one of the judges for the trials

5 Matching Questions

1. Ann Putnam
2. Abigail Williams
3. Hopkins
4. John Proctor
5. Betty Parris

1. a Rev. Parris' young daughter; lies inert at the beginning of the play;among the girls who "cry out" at trial
2. b Wife of Thomas Putnam; first plans the idea that Betty has been bewitched
3. c Niece of Parris;orphan;mistress of Proctor;leads "crying out" during the trial
4. d messenger
5. e Good man with human frailties and a hidden secret; often the voice of reason in the play; accused of witchcraft

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Wife of the respected Francis Nurse;midwife;ideal Christian;accused witch
   1. Martha Corey
   2. Francis Nurse
   3. Reverend Hale
   4. Rebecca Nurse
2. Vindictive,bitter villager who believes he has been wronged and cheated; leading village voice against witches
   1. Thomas Putnam
   2. Ann Putnam
   3. Hopkins
   4. Ruth Putnam
3. Parris's slave from Barbados; first accused witch
   1. Danforth
   2. Bayley
   3. Tituba
   4. Hopkins
4. Old, talkative villager;unintentionally causes his wife to be accused
   1. Bayley
   2. Sarah Good
   3. Martha Corey
   4. Giles Corey
5. deputy governor of Massachusetts who is taken in by the testimony;attempts to get confessions of accused witches
   1. Danforth
   2. Hopkins
   3. Bayley
   4. Ann Putnam

5 True/False Questions

1. Reverend Hale → minister in Salem who is more worried about his reputation than the life of his daughter or the lives of parishioners

   True        False

2. Elizabeth Proctor → wife of John Proctor;upright woman who at first cannot forgive her husbands frailties;an accused witch

   True        False

3. Ruth Putnam → Daughter of Putnams; among the girls who "cry out"

   True        False

4. Sarah Good → Giles Corey's wife who likes to read books;accused witch

   True        False

5. Mercy Lewis → Rev. Parris' young daughter; lies inert at the beginning of the play;among the girls who "cry out" at trial

   True        False