Front

Who calls out for the Devil to come take her home in Act 4?

Back

Tituba

Front

Which character expresses sincere guilt over sentencing innocent people to death?

Back

Reverend Hale

Front

Why does Danforth refuse to pardon or delay the executions of the remaining prisoners?

Back

It would be unfair to those already hung.

Front

Who says, 'I can. And there's your first marvel, that I can...' in Act 4?

Back

John Proctor

Front

True or False: Reverend Hale begs Danforth to pardon the accused because they will not admit to being witches.

Back

True

Front

What is the significance of Tituba's character in Act 4?

Back

Tituba represents the fear and hysteria surrounding witchcraft.

Front

What does Reverend Hale's guilt signify in the context of the play?

Back

It highlights the moral conflict and consequences of the witch trials.

Front

What does Danforth's refusal to delay executions reveal about his character?

Back

It shows his hypocrisy and commitment to maintaining authority.

Front

What does John Proctor's statement about seeing 'some shred of goodness' indicate?

Back

It reflects his internal struggle and quest for redemption.

Front

How does the theme of guilt manifest in Act 4?

Back

Through characters like Reverend Hale and John Proctor, who grapple with their actions.