The Crucible Act Two Comprehension and Analysis (answered)

What is the mood at the beginning of Act Two? Why? - Correct Answer Anger, Because they were arguing for a long time. What do we learn about John and Elizabeth's relationship at the beginning of the act? - Correct Answer They were fighting and yelling at each other. What does Mary give Elizabeth? - Correct Answer Fair Poppet What news does Mary Warren bring from court? - Correct Answer That 39 women arrested because they were accused of being witchcraft. What does Elizabeth mean when she says: "Oh, the noose, the noose is up!" - Correct Answer Abigail wants her dead. What does Elizabeth want John to tell Abigail? What might happen if he does this? - Correct Answer That she's a *****. Abigail might curse. Why has Reverend Hale come to the Proctor house? - Correct Answer Rev. Hale came to news them that Elizabeth name is mentioned in court. To what is John referring when he says: "...it tells me that a minister may pray to God without he have golden candlesticks upon the altar." - Correct Answer He is saying that he doesn't like Parris. What does Hale ask John to do? What happens? - Correct Answer To repeat The Commandments. He knows 9 of them, but he did not say the word Adultery. What is ironic about this omission? - Correct Answer It was something to do with Adultery. What news do Giles Corey and Frances Nurse give to John Proctor? On what basis are they accused? - Correct Answer Cheever came and took Giles wife and Rebecca. Martha was accused of being witchcraft, and Rebecca was charged for murder of Ann Putnam's babies. What is the significance of the poppet? How does this serve as "proof" for Elizabeth's accusation? - Correct Answer A poppet may signify, a needle on the poppet. What does John mean when he says, "I'll tell you what's walking in Salem-vengeance is walking in Salem"? - Correct Answer He means that revenge is walking in Salem.