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

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

5. The activist in the Forward describes the book as which of the following?
(a) Tituba's revenge.
(b) Tituba's life's work.
(c) Tituba's statement of love.
(d) A document of Tituba's faith.

6. What is the name of the poem in Chapter 8?
(a) Eagerness for Another Soul.
(b) Sorrow for Our Losses.
(c) Desire to Say Goodbye.
(d) Lament for My Lost Child.

7. Who claims to have wanted to speak to Tituba about her visions?
(a) Sarah Goode.
(b) Elizabeth Samuels.
(c) Anne Putnam.
(d) Abigail Indian.

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

9. Who is presented as the most oppressive type of person?
(a) Those who believe in a religious deity.
(b) Slave owners.
(c) White male Christians.
(d) Middle-aged white women.

10. What is the name of the African-American activist in the Forward?
(a) Angela Davis.
(b) Amanda Dunkirk.
(c) Ariana Dust.
(d) Alisha Daniels.

11. How was Abena executed?
(a) She was beaten.
(b) She was starved.
(c) She was shot.
(d) She was hanged.

12. How does Yao die?
(a) He commits suicide.
(b) He is shot trying to escape.
(c) He is attacked by an animal.
(d) He is hanged after being on trial.

13. A town matron tells Tituba to bake a cake with what in it?
(a) Feces.
(b) Spit.
(c) Beef.
(d) Urine.

14. What does Tituba fear?
(a) Information will be used against her.
(b) Having children.
(c) Falling in love.
(d) She will lose her faith.

15. Who is Betsey?
(a) Parris's niece.
(b) Elizabeth's sister.
(c) Parris's sister.
(d) Parris's daughter.