The Crucible Act 3 and Act 4

Front

What does Abigail do when called to court?

Back

She threatens the judges, shifts the blame onto someone else, and denies that the witchcraft is pretend.

Front

Who brings evidence that Thomas Putnam is reaching out for land?

Back

Giles Cory.

Front

Why won't Judge Danforth honor Reverend Hale's request to pardon the prisoners?

Back

Because the integrity of the court is at stake.

Front

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

Back

He is responsible for his wife being in jail.

Front

How do the judges find out about Abigail and John's affair?

Back

Proctor admits it.

Front

What is the significance of the court's integrity in The Crucible?

Back

The court's integrity is crucial for maintaining authority and public trust, influencing decisions on pardons.

Front

What role does fear play in The Crucible?

Back

Fear drives characters to act irrationally, leading to false accusations and hysteria.

Front

How does John Proctor's character evolve throughout the play?

Back

He transforms from a flawed individual to a tragic hero who seeks redemption.

Front

What is the impact of mass hysteria in Salem?

Back

Mass hysteria leads to the breakdown of social order and the wrongful execution of innocent people.

Front

What does Giles Corey represent in the play?

Back

Giles Corey represents the theme of integrity and the consequences of standing up against injustice.