To complete your graphic organizer for Act I of The Crucible, you might consider adding the following elements:

1. Key Characters Introduced:
   • Identify the main characters introduced in Act I and their roles. For example, John Proctor, Abigail Williams, Reverend Parris, and Tituba.
2. Main Plot Points:
   • Summarize the main events that occur in Act I. This could include the girls dancing in the forest, Betty’s illness, and the beginning of the witchcraft accusations.
3. Themes and Motifs:
   • Note any emerging themes or motifs, such as hysteria, reputation, and the conflict between truth and lies.
4. Character Relationships:
   • Describe the relationships and conflicts between characters. For example, the tension between John Proctor and Abigail, or the power struggle involving Reverend Parris.
5. Important Quotes:
   • Include any significant quotes that illustrate key themes or character motivations. For instance, a quote from Abigail revealing her manipulation or a statement from Proctor about integrity.
6. Setting and Context:
   • Detail the setting and any relevant historical or social context that is important for understanding the play. Mention the Puritan setting and the Salem witch trials.
7. Questions and Predictions:
   • List any questions you have about the plot or characters and predictions for what might happen next.