The Crucible Act 3 - period 7

Front

What does John Proctor learn about his wife from Judge Danforth?

Back

She is pregnant.

Front

What accusation does Giles Corey make at the beginning of Act 3?

Back

He accuses Putnam of accusing his neighbors of witchcraft for land.

Front

What does the paper signed by ninety-one people state?

Back

Rebecca, Elizabeth, and Martha are all good, upstanding, God-loving citizens.

Front

What conflict does Reverend Hale begin to feel as new evidence is presented to Danforth?

Back

He begins to realize that the people who have been accused and sentenced so far could very well have been innocent.

Front

How does Mary Warren react under pressure from the girls?

Back

She breaks down and calls Proctor the Devil.

Front

What is the significance of John Proctor's character in Act 3?

Back

He represents the struggle for truth and integrity in a corrupt society.

Front

How does the theme of hysteria manifest in Act 3?

Back

The irrational fear of witchcraft leads to false accusations and the breakdown of social order.

Front

What role does authority play in Act 3 of The Crucible?

Back

Authority figures like Danforth and Parris manipulate the situation to maintain their power.

Front

What is the impact of the court's decisions on the community of Salem?

Back

The court's decisions create division, fear, and mistrust among the townspeople.

Front

How does the character of Abigail Williams influence the events in Act 3?

Back

Abigail manipulates the court and the other girls to maintain her power and avoid consequences.