#1
Who is the main protagonist in Act 1 of 'The Crucible'?
John Proctor
Abigail Williams
Reverend Parris
Tituba
#2
In Act 1, what does Abigail Williams reveal about her relationship with John Proctor?
They are happily married
They are bitter enemies
They are secretly plotting against others
They are long-lost siblings
#3
What event triggers the witchcraft accusations in Act 1?
The girls' mysterious illnesses
Abigail's confession
Reverend Parris' sermon
John Proctor's confession
#4
What role does Mary Warren play in the events of Act 1?
She is the main antagonist
She is a victim of the witch trials
She is a loyal friend to Abigail
She serves as a witness in court
#5
What is the significance of the yellow bird in Act 1?
It represents purity and innocence
It is a symbol of witchcraft
It is a gift for Abigail
It has no symbolic meaning
#6
What is the primary conflict in Act 1 of 'The Crucible'?
The struggle for power between characters
The accusation of witchcraft
The search for hidden treasure
The pursuit of love and romance
#7
Which character is most associated with the hysteria surrounding witchcraft accusations?
John Proctor
Abigail Williams
Reverend Hale
Rebecca Nurse
#8
What is the significance of the forest in Act 1 of 'The Crucible'?
It is a place of peace and refuge
It symbolizes the unknown and fear
It represents love and unity
It has no specific meaning
#9
Why is John Proctor hesitant to go to Salem and reveal the truth about Abigail Williams?
He fears for his own safety
He is ashamed of his involvement with Abigail
He doesn't believe in telling the truth
He is unaware of Abigail's actions
#10
What role does the motif of the bird play in Act 1 of 'The Crucible'?
It symbolizes freedom and escape
It represents evil and witchcraft
It signifies purity and innocence
It has no symbolic meaning
#11
What role does Tituba play in Act 1?
She is the main antagonist
She is accused of witchcraft
She is the voice of reason
She is the judge
#12
How does Reverend Parris feel about his niece Abigail Williams?
He is proud of her honesty
He is suspicious of her behavior
He is indifferent
He is afraid of her
#13
What is the motivation behind the girls' accusations of witchcraft in Act 1?
They genuinely believe in witchcraft
They seek revenge and deflect blame
They are coerced by Tituba
They want attention and sympathy
#14
How does Reverend Hale contribute to the escalating tension in Act 1?
He encourages forgiveness and reconciliation
He promotes skepticism and doubt
He remains neutral and calm
He supports the witch trials
#15
What is the significance of the poppet in Act 1?
It is a symbol of love and friendship
It becomes evidence in the witch trials
It is used as a tool for magic
It has no importance in the story