The Crucible Act III reading check

Why does Proctor bring Mary Warren to court?

• to discredit Reverend Parris

• to free his wife

• to strengthen Mary's reputation in the town

John Proctor is often absent from church because he

• dislikes Reverend Parris

• lives too far from church

• is an atheist

Elizabeth Proctor condemns herself by

• confessing to witchcraft

• denying her husband's affair with Abigail

• threatening Abigail in court

When Marry Warren gives her deposition and says that she has not worked fro the Devil, the other girls

• confess with her and ask for forgiveness

• leave the courtroom

• mimic Mary Warren and claim she has taken the form of a bird

Mary Warren withdraws her testimony against the investigations because

• she is in love with Proctor

• the other girls accuse her of witchcraft

• she is under a spell