Period 3 - Bellantonio - The Crucible Act 4

Front

Why does Mary Warren come to the court?

Back

To tell the truth.

Front

What do the girls do to Mary?

Back

They pretend her spirit is coming to get them.

Front

What is one reason why John Proctor rips up the confession?

Back

He refuses to name others.

Front

What were the last words of the man who was pressed to death?

Back

"More weight."

Front

What does John Proctor originally agree to do?

Back

Confesses to witchcraft.

Front

What is the significance of Mary Warren's character in Act 4?

Back

Mary represents the struggle between truth and societal pressure.

Front

How does John Proctor's internal conflict drive the plot in Act 4?

Back

His struggle with guilt and redemption highlights the themes of integrity and honor.

Front

What role does fear play in the actions of the characters in Act 4?

Back

Fear drives characters to make irrational decisions, leading to tragic outcomes.

Front

What does the term 'confession' signify in the context of The Crucible?

Back

A confession in The Crucible often represents a moral compromise and the struggle for self-preservation.

Front

How does the theme of reputation affect the characters in Act 4?

Back

Characters are often more concerned with their reputation than with truth, leading to tragic choices.