Bellantonio - The Crucible Act 4

Front

What was Elizabeth's response when asked why Abigail was released from her service?

Back

All of the answers are correct: She was dissatisfied with Abigail, she thought Abigail and John fancied each other, and John was not a lecher.

Front

What does the presence of orphans begging for food and cows roaming the streets indicate about Salem?

Back

The community is in a state of chaos.

Front

What did Proctor do after he signed the confession?

Back

He tore it up.

Front

Why will Elizabeth not plead with John in the final scene?

Back

She doesn't want to take away John's chance for salvation.

Front

Why is Elizabeth brought out of jail during Act 4?

Back

The judges want her to convince John to confess to witchcraft.

Front

What is the significance of Proctor tearing up his confession?

Back

It symbolizes his refusal to live a lie and reclaiming his integrity.

Front

How does the chaos in Salem reflect the themes of the play?

Back

It illustrates the consequences of hysteria and the breakdown of social order.

Front

What role does guilt play in Proctor's character development?

Back

Guilt drives Proctor to seek redemption and ultimately influences his decisions.

Front

What does Elizabeth's character represent in the play?

Back

She represents moral integrity and the struggle between personal loyalty and societal expectations.

Front

How does the concept of reputation affect the characters in The Crucible?

Back

Characters are often driven by the fear of losing their reputation, leading to irrational actions.