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| Question | Answer |
| Who did Proctor meet up with alone? | Abigail |
| What did Abigail lie about? | the witchcraft in the woods |
| What are those who confess to witchcraft saved from? | hanging |
| Who does Proctor say is the reason for him not attending church regularly? | Reverend Parris |
| Whose innocence does Proctor question as Elizabeth is being arrested? | the innocence of the accusers |
| Mary refuses to go to court because she fears someone. Who is this person? | Abigail |
| There is a conflict that helps drive the plot in Act Two. Which two people have a dispute over Abigail? | Proctor and Elizabeth |
| Why does Proctor hold back from telling what he knows about Abigail? | He cannot prove anything because no one else heard what Abigail said/ He feels guilty because of his fair |
| Name one thing Mary Warren does to show that she is being defiant toward Proctor and Elizabeth. | Mary talks back/ Proctor told her not to go to Salem, doesn't listen. |
| Fourteen people have been jailed and Proctor "simply looks at her, unable to grasp it"(lines 116-117). What does this mean? | He is shocked at the number of suspects |
| What is dialogue? | conversation between characters |
| What is dramatic irony? | when the reader knows more than the characters |