Language / Social Studies - The Salem Witch Trials

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In what year did the Salem Witch Trials begin?

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A. 1492

B. 1692

C. 1776

D. 1865

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In which colony did the trials take place?

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A. Virginia

B. Pennsylvania

C. Massachusetts Bay Colony

D. New York Colony

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Who were the first three women accused?

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A. Betty Parris, Abigail Williams, and Dorothy Good

B. Tituba, Sarah Good, and Sarah Osborne

C. Mary Warren, Rebecca Nurse, and Martha Corey

D. Sarah Good, Dorothy Good, and Giles Corey

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What was spectral evidence?

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A. Physical evidence found at a crime scene

B. Testimony about dreams and visions

C. A written confession

D. A witness statement from a doctor

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How many people were executed?

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A. 10

B. 15

C. 20

D. 30

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How were most victims executed?

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A. Burning

B. Hanging

C. Drowning

D. Shooting

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Who was crushed to death?

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A. Giles Corey

B. Tituba

C. William Phips

D. Samuel Parris

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Which season attracts the most tourists to Salem?

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A. Winter

B. Spring

C. Summer

D. Fall

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Which attraction is located in Salem today?

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A. Salem Witch Museum

B. CN Tower

C. Mount Rushmore

D. Niagara Falls

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What lesson can we learn from the Salem Witch Trials?

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A. Magic is dangerous

B. Fear and rumours can harm innocent people

C. Children should not testify

D. Old towns attract tourists

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Explain two reasons why the Salem Witch Trials began and two reasons why the accusations spread.

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How does Salem use its history to attract tourists, and how does tourism help the city?

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