Crucible Act II

Front

Why does Hale come to visit the Proctors?

Back

To investigate the Proctor's Christian character.

Front

Describe the relationship between John and Elizabeth Proctor in the opening scene of Act II of The Crucible.

Back

They care about each other, but they have lost trust and there is tension between them.

Front

What type of irony is demonstrated by John Proctor's forgotten commandment?

Back

Situational irony.

Front

What type of irony is shown in Elizabeth's sarcastic response, "Oh indeed, indeed"?

Back

Verbal irony.

Front

Why does Elizabeth know it was Abigail who accused her of witchcraft?

Back

Abigail wants John for herself.

Front

What is the significance of Hale's visit to the Proctors?

Back

It highlights the theme of reputation and morality in the community.

Front

How does John Proctor's character evolve throughout Act II?

Back

He grapples with guilt and seeks redemption for his past mistakes.

Front

What role does Abigail Williams play in the conflict of Act II?

Back

She manipulates the situation to eliminate Elizabeth and pursue John.

Front

What does the poppet symbolize in Act II?

Back

The poppet symbolizes the manipulation and false accusations in the witch trials.

Front

How does tension manifest in the Proctor household?

Back

Through arguments and unspoken feelings of betrayal and mistrust.