Questions and Answers
Who accuses Elizabeth Proctor of witchcraft?
Abigail
What does Elizabeth question about Proctor?
His fidelity
What does Mary give to Elizabeth?
A poppet
Hale believes the sickness is caused by witchcraft.
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What is Cheever looking for when he arrives?
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What do Proctor and Mary want to reveal?
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Study Notes
The Visit to Home
- John Proctor returns home to find his wife, Elizabeth, who is depicted as honest and concerned about the events in Salem.
Elizabeth's Accusation
- Elizabeth is accused of witchcraft by Abigail Williams, leading to a tense situation.
- Elizabeth urges Proctor to expose Abigail's dishonesty, highlighting the challenge he faces in confronting her.
The Revealing of The Affair
- A confrontation occurs where Elizabeth questions Proctor's fidelity, revealing strain in their relationship.
- Proctor's past affair with Abigail is indicated, causing a significant argument between him and Elizabeth.
Mary and the Poppet
- Mary Warren, a servant, presents Elizabeth with a poppet she made in court.
- Proctor interrogates Mary about the poppet's significance and the unfolding arrests in Salem.
- Elizabeth mentions that Goody Osburn is accused of witchcraft due to her inability to recite the Ten Commandments correctly.
Hale's Questioning
- Reverend Hale visits the Proctor household, questioning Proctor about his knowledge of the Ten Commandments and his children's baptism.
- Hale discovers that the recent sickness affecting the townspeople is not related to witchcraft, suggesting a misdirected fear.
Cheever and the Poppet
- Cheever arrives looking for the poppet linked to Elizabeth's supposed witchcraft.
- Upon finding the poppet, Cheever attempts to arrest Elizabeth, but Mary intervenes, revealing that Abigail is responsible for the manipulation.
Proctor, Mary, and the Truth
- Proctor and Mary come to the realization that they must reveal the truth about Abigail's manipulations and lies to protect Elizabeth and combat the injustice occurring in Salem.
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Test your knowledge of Act 2 of 'The Crucible' with these flashcards. Explore key events such as John Proctor's home visit and Elizabeth's accusations. This quiz will help reinforce your understanding of the play's pivotal moments.
