The Crucible Act III & IV

Front

How does Danforth check Proctor’s story?

Back

Danforth brings Elizabeth in and asks her why she fired Abigail.

Front

What reasons does Mary Warren give to Hathorne to explain why she said she saw spirits?

Back

Mary Warren explains that the rest of the girls seemed to see and feel something.

Front

Who among the following did not confess to avoid hanging?

Back

Giles Corey did not confess to avoid hanging.

Front

What does Parris say about John Proctor and Rebecca Nurse in Act IV?

Back

Parris states that they are of high stature in the community and this would be different than hanging those who were already outcasts.

Front

What does Proctor confess about himself?

Back

Proctor confesses that he had an affair with Abigail.

Front

What is the significance of Elizabeth Proctor's character in Act III?

Back

Elizabeth represents moral integrity and the struggle for truth amidst the chaos of the witch trials.

Front

How does the theme of reputation play a role in The Crucible?

Back

Reputation drives characters to make choices that often lead to their downfall, as seen with Proctor and Parris.

Front

What role does fear play in the actions of the characters in Act III?

Back

Fear of the court and the consequences of dissent leads characters to act irrationally and betray one another.

Front

What is the importance of the court in The Crucible?

Back

The court symbolizes the authority and power of the state, as well as the dangers of a theocratic government.

Front

How does Arthur Miller use irony in The Crucible?

Back

Miller uses irony to highlight the contradictions between the characters' beliefs and their actions, especially in the context of justice.