CRUCIBLE ACT 3

Front

Who brings the evidence to court that "Thomas Putnam is reaching out for land"?

Back

Giles Cory

Front

Why does Giles "cover his face in shame" when he is talking to Danforth?

Back

He is responsible for his wife being in jail.

Front

Who is being described? "He is in his sixties, a bitter, remorseless Salem judge."

Back

Hathorne

Front

Who is described as "a grave man in his sixties, of some humor and sophistication that does not...interfere with an exact loyalty to his position and his cause"?

Back

Danforth

Front

Why might Thomas Putnam want to accuse Giles Corey at some point in the play? Options: he has six hundred acres of land, he owns more land than Putnam, his land overlaps with Putnam's land, Giles stole his timber

Back

he has six hundred acres of land

Front

This line shows a change in what character? "I think you must hear the girls, sir..."

Back

Hale

Front

What question does Danforth ask Proctor which shows he is concerned about the information that the girls are frauds?

Back

"...have you given out this story in the village?"

Front

What is significant about the numbers 400 and 72?

Back

They are the number of condemned by Danforth in other towns.

Front

Who speaks this line? "Mr. Proctor, we burn a hot fire here; it melts down all concealment."

Back

Danforth

Front

Who speaks this line? "They've come to overthrown the court, sir! This man is..."

Back

Parris