LA-II Comprehensive Final Review (The Crucible)

Front

What theme does John Proctor's decision to rip up his confession at the end of the play develop?

Back

Integrity

Front

Which character prioritizes his reputation over his daughter's well-being?

Back

Reverend Parris

Front

What is a theme we are NOT supposed to learn from The Crucible?

Back

As long as you forgive other people, it doesn’t matter if you forgive yourself.

Front

What theme is highlighted by John Proctor's struggle with his conscience throughout the play?

Back

Guilt

Front

Why does Elizabeth Proctor refuse to stop John from going to the gallows?

Back

She doesn't want to take away the peace of mind he got from maintaining his integrity.

Front

Define 'Integrity' in the context of The Crucible.

Back

Integrity refers to the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles, which is a central theme in the play.

Front

What role does 'Guilt' play in John Proctor's character development?

Back

Guilt drives Proctor's internal conflict and ultimately leads him to seek redemption.

Front

How does 'Hysteria' affect the community in The Crucible?

Back

Hysteria leads to irrational behavior, false accusations, and the breakdown of social order.

Front

What is the significance of 'Reputation' in The Crucible?

Back

Reputation influences characters' actions and decisions, often leading to tragic outcomes.

Front

Explain the theme of 'Forgiveness' in The Crucible.

Back

Forgiveness is portrayed as essential for personal peace and integrity, yet complex in the face of betrayal.