PRACTICE CP "The Crucible" Act IV Flashcard

Front

Who says, 'It comes to naught I should forgive you if you won't forgive yourself. It takes a cold wife to prompt lechery.'?

Back

Elizabeth Proctor

Front

Who exclaims, 'Thirty-one pound is gone. I am penniless!'?

Back

Rev. Parris

Front

What is the purpose of bringing Elizabeth in during Act IV?

Back

To get John to confess.

Front

Why does Danforth refuse to pardon those set to hang?

Back

He has already executed 12 for the same crime.

Front

How does Elizabeth help John find peace in his final moments?

Back

She says she is partly to blame for his affair.

Front

What is the significance of John Proctor's internal conflict in Act IV?

Back

It highlights themes of guilt, redemption, and personal integrity.

Front

What role does Rev. Hale play in Act IV?

Back

He represents a voice of reason and moral conscience, urging for confessions.

Front

What does Elizabeth's forgiveness symbolize in the context of the play?

Back

It symbolizes love, understanding, and the complexity of human relationships.

Front

How does the theme of reputation manifest in Act IV?

Back

Characters struggle with their public image versus their personal beliefs.

Front

What does John Proctor's final decision reflect about his character?

Back

It reflects his desire for integrity and truth over survival.