Questions and Answers
What is the main setting of the play?
Salem, Massachusetts
What is the setting of Act 1?
Bedroom in Reverend Parris's house
What is the setting of Act 2?
Proctor's house
What is the setting of Act 3?
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What is the setting of Act 4?
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Study Notes
Main Setting
- The primary location of "The Crucible" is Salem, Massachusetts, known for its historical witch trials.
Act 1
- The opening act takes place in the bedroom of Reverend Parris, establishing the atmosphere and tensions within the community.
Act 2
- Proctor's house serves as the setting for Act 2, highlighting domestic tensions and moral dilemmas faced by the characters.
Act 3
- Salem church is the backdrop for Act 3, which represents the intersection of religion and justice during the trials.
Act 4
- The final act unfolds in both the jail and courtroom, emphasizing themes of justice and the consequences of the witch hunts.
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Description
Explore the various settings in Arthur Miller's play, 'The Crucible'. This quiz covers key locations throughout the acts, including Salem, Proctor's house, and the courtroom. Test your knowledge of how these settings contribute to the play's themes and events.
