The Crucible Act IV Quiz

What can you conclude from the references made to Andover?

• Andover has been purged of all witches.
• The people of Andover are demanding new trials.
• There will be many more deaths in Andover.
• The people have rebelled and overthrown the court.

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Why is it important to Danforth and Parris that Proctor confess?

• His confession will prove that Abigail is a fraud.
• His confession will convince people the court has been just.
  
• They truly want to save Proctor's soul.  
• Elizabeth has pleaded for Proctor's life.
  

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Why does Elizabeth say of John, "He have his goodness now"?

• He deserves to hang for the sins he has committed against her.
  
• He has self-respect and knows there is some goodness in him.
• She would rather have him confess to a lie than be hanged.
  
• Abigail has left the village and freed John from guilt.
  

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The climax of Act Four occurs when

• Hale says it is better to live than to die unjustly
• Rebecca realizes that John Proctor is confessing.
  
• Proctor rips up his confession.  
• Parris admits that Abigail is gone.
  

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A person who receives excommunication from the church is

• Banished
• Asked to Repent
• Confesses

If you empower a person, you give that person

• Pride
• Cooperation
• Authority

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Which person would most likely receive an indictment?

• Professor
• Editor
• Criminal

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A person who is afflicted would most likely to visit a

• Doctor
• Barber
• Supermarket

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An unintelligible remark cannot be

• Translated
• Understood
• Altered

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What is Parris's real reason for wanting Proctor saved?

• a concern for his own safety
• fear of hanging an innocent man
  
• fear that Hale will turn the village against him
• a desire for his own redemption
  

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