Crucible Act 3 Flashcardizz for Review

Front

Where does Act Three of The Crucible take place?

Back

The Courtroom.

Front

What does Mary Warren admit to Judge Danforth about the girls' behavior?

Back

It is all pretense.

Front

Which character is overwhelmed by Abigail and the girls' conviction and starts to whimper?

Back

Mary Warren.

Front

What claim does Judge Danforth reveal to Proctor regarding Elizabeth?

Back

She is pregnant.

Front

Who enters the court with John Proctor?

Back

Mary Warren.

Front

What is the significance of the Courtroom in Act Three of The Crucible?

Back

It serves as the central location for the trials and the conflict between truth and hysteria.

Front

Define 'pretense' as used in The Crucible.

Back

An attempt to make something that is not the case appear true.

Front

What role does Mary Warren play in Act Three?

Back

She is a key witness who struggles with the pressure of the court and the influence of Abigail.

Front

How does Judge Danforth's character influence the events in Act Three?

Back

He represents the authority of the court and is determined to maintain its power, often at the expense of justice.

Front

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

Back

It symbolizes hope and the potential for redemption amidst the chaos of the witch trials.