The Crucible--Act 3

Front

What event occurs at the end of Act 3 involving the girls?

Back

The girls pretend that Mary Warren is bewitching them.

Front

Who goes to the court to tell the judge that the girls are pretending?

Back

Mary Warren.

Front

What confession does John Proctor make in Act 3?

Back

John Proctor confesses to adultery to save Elizabeth.

Front

Who is arrested for dealing with the devil in Act 3?

Back

John Proctor.

Front

What is the main purpose of John Proctor bringing Mary Warren to court?

Back

To expose the truth about the girls' pretense, not to save Abigail.

Front

What theme is highlighted by the girls' actions at the end of Act 3?

Back

The theme of hysteria and manipulation.

Front

How does John Proctor's confession impact the court proceedings?

Back

It challenges the credibility of the court and the girls' accusations.

Front

What role does Mary Warren play in the court?

Back

She is a key witness who initially supports the girls but later tries to tell the truth.

Front

What does John Proctor risk by confessing to adultery?

Back

He risks his reputation and life to save his wife.

Front

What does the term 'bewitching' refer to in the context of The Crucible?

Back

It refers to the act of being under the influence of witchcraft or magic.