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The Crucible Study Guide
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Sheila Stowers
November 23, 2015
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The Crucible Study Guide
This is the study guide for my American Lit students' test over The Crucible.
Sheila Stowers
November 23, 2015
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Transcript
Arthur Miller Vocabulary
Abomination Dreadful and immoral things
conjure Make something appear as if by magic
prodigious extraordinary
vindictive Vengeful; eager to get even when wronged
anarchy Disorder and confusion
licentious Lacking moral restraint
dumbfounded shocked
daft crazy
beguile deceive
incredulous disbelieving
plot Sequence of actions and events in a literary
work
theme Main idea of a literary work
Dynamic character Character who changes throughout the story
Static Character Character who stays the same throughout the
story
Round Character Character who is well developed
Flat Character Character who is not well developed
Tragic Hero a great or virtuous character in a
dramatic tragedy who is destined for downfall, suffering, or defeat
Parris • Minister of Salem • Believed everyone was
out to get him • Found the girls dancing in the woods
Thomas Putnam • Hated Parris, Proctor, and Giles •
Wanted his neighbors’ land even though he had plenty of land of his own
Tituba • Reverend Parris’s slave • Conjured Ruth Putnam’s
dead sisters • Helped Abigail make a charm to kill John Proctor’s wife
Abigail Williams • Parris’s niece • Lies a lot
• Had an affair with Proctor • Accused Elizabeth of witchcraft
John Proctor • Rarely goes to church; plows on
Sundays • Forgets “adultery” when asked to name the commandments • Is the tragic hero of the play
Reverend Hale • Parris asked him to come to
Salem to look for witches • Expert in “demonic arts” • Realizes Abigail is lying; tries to save John’s life
Ann Putnam • Wife of Thomas Putnam • Sent
her child to Tituba to conjure her dead sisters • Had seven babies die right after they were born
Elizabeth Proctor • John’s wife • Fired Abigail •
Is said to never lie • Is not hanged because she is pregnant
Giles Corey • Says his wife is reading strange
books • Is pressed to death
Mary Warren • Works for the Proctors • Gives
a poppet to Elizabeth • Goes with John to the court—is asked to pretend to faint • Accuses John of witchcraft
Danforth • Deputy Governor • Refuses to believe John
• Will not admit he is wrong