What happens to a person who confesses to witchcraft?Group of answer choicesThey are hanged.They are jailed, lose their property, and are asked to accuse other witches to the court.They are publicly whipped.They are forced out of town.

What usually happens to a person accused of witchcraft, who does NOT confess?Group of answer choicesThey are jailed.They are found guilty by the court and hanged.They have a fair trial and are freed.They are thrown out of town.

During this time period, individuals who are accused of engaging in witchcraft are believed to be innocent until they are proven guilty.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

True    or    False    No men were ever accused of witchcraft in Salem.Group of answer choicesFalseNo answer text provided.No answer text provided.True

The Reverend Hale lists reasons why people in Salem might consider rebellion against the trials. Which items does he list as possible reasons for rebellion?CHOOSE FOUR.Group of answer choicescrops are rotting in the fieldspeople want Parris removed from the ministrychildren have been orphaned because their parents have been either hanged or put in jailpeople are worried that one of the girls will accuse them of witchcraftunowned cows are roaming over the streets of townpeople are tired of being forced to be so religiousthe girls stole money from the church and ran away

In this section of the play, which of the following characters is accused of witchcraft?Group of answer choicesJudge HathorneGiles CoreyMary WarrenMartha Corey