Question

act 2 - part 2
reverend ____ arrives. he explains that he is a s____ in the district,
and he wants to get to know the people of the village, particularly those that
have been accused. he questions the proctors about their ______ and
observance. despite a few ______ issues, he seems to believe that john and
elizabeth are ______ people.
john tells hale that ____ is a fraud. there is no witchcraft in ____.
he explains that many people have ______ to witchcraft because the
alternative is hanging.
francis nurse and ____ __ arrive. they are very ____. both of
their wives have been accused and ______. ezekiel cheever and marshal
____ arrive soon after with a ____ for elizabeths arrest. abigail
has accused elizabeth of ____ ____ by sending her spirit on her
to stab her with a needle. a ______ is found in the poppet, and this is seen as
evidence of elizabeths ______.
proctor gets mary to explain that she made the ______ and left the needle
inside. despite this and proctors tearing up of the arrest ______,
elizabeth is taken away to jail.
when other characters have left, ____ tells mary that she must ____
in court to clear elizabeth of any wrongdoing. mary is clearly terrified. she is
afraid of abigail and the other girls turning ______ her.

abigail, salem, against, upset, warrant, hale, testify, needle, stranger, herrick,
faith, confessed, giles corey, proctor, guilt, attempted murder, minor, good,
warrant, doll, arrested

Explanation:

This is a fill-in-the-blank exercise based on Act 2, Part 2 of The Crucible. The answers are derived from key plot points and character interactions in this section of the play, using the provided word bank to match the context of each blank.

Answer:

Reverend Hale arrives. He explains that he is a stranger in the district,
and he wants to get to know the people of the village, particularly those that
have been accused. He questions the Proctors about their Faith and
observance. Despite a few minor issues, he seems to believe that John and
Elizabeth are good people.

John tells Hale that Abigail is a fraud. There is no witchcraft in Salem.
He explains that many people have confessed to witchcraft because the
alternative is hanging.

Francis Nurse and Giles Corey arrive. They are very upset. Both of
their wives have been accused and arrested. Ezekiel Cheever and Marshal
Herrick arrive soon after with a warrant for Elizabeth's arrest. Abigail
has accused Elizabeth of attempted murder by sending her spirit on her
to stab her with a needle. A needle is found in the poppet, and this is seen as
evidence of Elizabeth's guilt.

Proctor gets Mary to explain that she made the doll and left the needle
inside. Despite this and Proctor’s tearing up of the arrest warrant,
Elizabeth is taken away to jail.

When other characters have left, Proctor tells Mary that she must testify
in court to clear Elizabeth of any wrongdoing. Mary is clearly terrified. She is
afraid of Abigail and the other girls turning against her.