The Crucible Acts III & IV Review

Front

What is the purpose of the trials in The Crucible?

Back

The trials are meant to uncover the truth and ensure justice.

Front

What concerns does Hale express during the trials?

Back

Hale is concerned about the integrity of the court.

Front

What document did ninety-one people sign in The Crucible?

Back

A testament of good character; they are arrested.

Front

What are Rev. Parris's motives regarding the trials?

Back

Parris is trying to protect his reputation and position.

Front

What does Danforth allow when he hears that Elizabeth is pregnant?

Back

He postpones her execution.

Front

What is the significance of the trials in the context of the Salem witch hunts?

Back

The trials reflect the hysteria and fear that can lead to injustice.

Front

How does Danforth justify the actions of the court?

Back

Danforth believes the court is a means to uncover the truth.

Front

What role does fear play in The Crucible?

Back

Fear drives characters to act irrationally and betray one another.

Front

How does the theme of reputation manifest in The Crucible?

Back

Characters like Parris and Proctor are deeply concerned about their reputations.

Front

What is the outcome for those who challenge the court's authority?

Back

They are often punished or executed.