Crucible Characters and Events Quiz

The central character whose personal struggles and moral dilemmas drive the plot.

The secretive behavior of the girls leads to suspicion and accusations of witchcraft.

Abigail's manipulative and deceitful actions drive much of the conflict in the play.

Despite confessing to witchcraft, Proctor is ultimately executed for refusing to falsely accuse others.

Abigail accuses others to deflect blame and seek revenge, particularly against Elizabeth Proctor.

Tituba, a slave, is accused after being seen practicing rituals in the woods.

Proctor's pride prevents him from admitting his affair with Abigail, leading to his downfall.

Danforth's strict adherence to the law and lack of empathy contribute to the hysteria and injustices.

Corey is pressed to death for refusing to enter a plea, upholding his integrity to the end.

Proctor is hanged after refusing to falsely confess to witchcraft.

Abigail fabricates the story of seeing spirits to avoid punishment and gain power.

Hale initially believes in the witch trials but later doubts their validity, trying to save the accused.

A simple doll, the poppet is used as false evidence against Elizabeth Proctor, showing the hysteria and manipulation at play.

The play concludes with Proctor's execution, highlighting the tragic consequences of the witch trials.

Mercy Lewis is one of the girls who accuses others of witchcraft, adding to the hysteria in Salem.