A) indicate Abigail's power
B) reveal Elizabeth's contempt for the court.
C) show the gullibility of the town's people.
D) undermine the seriousness of the proceedings.
A) She believes that John wants to protect his sons' reputations
B) She believes that upon Abigail's request, Tituba put a spell on John.
C) She believes that John does not want to get Abigail in trouble.
D) She believes that John is part of the witchcraft.
A) refused to acknowledge his transgressions.
B) tried to do nothing to upset Elizabeth.
C) considered the issue of his infidelity resolved.
D) been trying to avoid Elizabeth.
A) point out Elizabeth's accusatory manner.
B) explain his distrust of the proceedings in town.
C) express his devotion to Elizabeth.
D) establish his position as head of the household.
A) Mary says that she saw Elizabeth make a doll that resembles Abigail.
B) Mary says that Elizabeth reads strange books at night.
C) Mary says that she has never seen Elizabeth send her spirit out to hurt anyone.
D) Mary says that Elizabeth treats Mary horribly and often whips her for no reason at all.
A) Hale comes to inquire about Abigail.
B) Hales wants to remove all the "incubi and succubi" from their home.
C) Hale wants to question the "'. Christian character of this house. '"
D) Hale wants to inform them Elizabeth is suspected of being a witch.