2. What defines spiritual and emotional subjugation in the text?
(a) Christianity.
(b) Anxiety.
(c) Happiness.
(d) Physical subjugation.

3. Tituba and the two girls witness what kind of execution in the streets?
(a) Shooting.
(b) Beating.
(c) Hanging.
(d) Burning.

4. What theme does John represent?
(a) Revenge.
(b) The ambivalence of love.
(c) Compassion found in religion.
(d) Discrimination.

5. Which of the following does Tituba not face in Part 1, Chapters 3, 4, and 5?
(a) Spiritual visions.
(b) Marriage.
(c) Moving to a new country.
(d) Pregnancy.

6. Who warns Tituba about getting revenge?
(a) John Indian.
(b) Betsey.
(c) Yaya.
(d) Elizabeth.

7. How does Tituba feel about Christianity?
(a) It comforts her.
(b) It makes her uneasy.
(c) It makes her acknowledge her dark past.
(d) It makes her feel more spiritual.

8. Abigail says that the person they were watching being executed was which of the following?
(a) A mystic.
(b) A Jew.
(c) A Christian.
(d) A witch.

9. Which word best describes Ms. Endicott?
(a) Cold.
(b) Fair.
(c) Meek.
(d) Jealous.

10. How is Elizabeth related to Parris?
(a) She is Parris's sister.
(b) She is Parris's wife.
(c) She is Parris's niece.
(d) She is Parris's daughter.

11. How does the author describe Tituba's spiritualism?
(a) Voodoo.
(b) Mysticism.
(c) Judaism.
(d) Christianity.

12. Who teaches Tituba about herbs?
(a) Yaya.
(b) Abena.
(c) Ms. Endicott.
(d) John.

13. Whom does Tituba reject the support of?
(a) Elizabeth Parris.
(b) Sarah Goode.
(c) Elizabeth Proctor.
(d) Anne Putnam.

14. What relationship does Maryse Conde claim to have with Tituba?
(a) Tituba disapproves of her work.
(b) Tituba has no relationship with her because she is dead.
(c) Tituba is a part of her.
(d) Tituba talks to her.

15. Who does Tituba become concerned with in terms of health in Part 1, Chapter 9?
(a) Betsey.
(b) Abigail.
(c) Elizabeth.
(d) Parris.