The Crucible Act 3 Quiz

Who enters the court with John Proctor? 

• Mary Warren 
• Mercy Lewis 
• Abigail Williams 
• Elizabeth Proctor 

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Mary admits to Judge Danforth that the accusations by the girls are:

• pretense: lies 
• past tense: the past
• preempt: to start before 
• pregame: warmups 

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Judge Danforth reveals to Proctor that Elizabeth has sent him a claim that: 

• she is a witch 
• she is pregnant 
• she wants to turn on John 
• she knows the truth about the girls 

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Judge Danforth asks if Proctor will drop his claim with Mary Warren, but Proctor:  

• wants to overthrow the court to gain control of the town 
• insists on presenting the deposition in order to save the other innocent wives
• he listen to him and hear the truth about the real witches in town 
• cries in guilt and admits he slept with Mary Warren 

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When John Proctor and Giles Corey are taken by the court to the jail, who denounces the proceedings and quits the court? 

• Reverend Parris 
• Reverend Hale 
• Judge Danforth 
• Judge Hathorne 

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Abigail's performance in the courtroom wins over _________, leading her also to turn against Proctor and accuse him of witchcraft.

• Elizabeth Proctor 
• Mercy Lewis 
• Martha Corey 
• Mary Warren 

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Elizabeth did not tell Danforth that Abigail was a harlot because she...

• wants John to be arrested
• does not want to hurt Abigail
• was actually never in this act
• wants to protect John's reputation

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What does Danforth ask Mary to do to prove that she and the girls are lying?

• Pretend to be paralyzed.
• Pretend to faint.
• Pretend to shiver.
• Pretend to be bewitched.

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What does Giles Corey believe is the motivation behind Putnam's accusations?

• Fear of other people's differences
• Puritan religious beliefs
• dislike for his neighbors
• The acquisition of his neighbors' land

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Parris reference to the Bible that "Cain were an upright man, and yet he did kill Abel" is an example of...

• Similie
• Allusion
• Personification
• Metaphor

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