Icy Winds Shall Blow

How does John Proctor's character develop in Act IV?

• John Proctor becomes more sympathetic towards the other accused witches and tries to help them.

• John Proctor shows remorse for his actions and refuses to falsely confess to witchcraft.

• John Proctor becomes more arrogant and refuses to admit any wrongdoing.

• John Proctor becomes more determined to save his own life and confesses to witchcraft.

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What happens to Elizabeth Proctor in Act IV?

• She is arrested and sentenced to hang.

• She is acquitted and released.

• She escapes and goes into hiding.

• She is pardoned and given a new identity.

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What is the fate of Giles Corey in Act IV?

• Giles Corey is hanged.

• Giles Corey is pressed to death.

• Giles Corey is burned at the stake.

• Giles Corey is drowned.

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What is the significance of the title 'The Crucible' in Act IV?

• It refers to the literal and metaphorical meaning of the word, as the characters are put through a crucible of testing and purification during the witch trials in Act IV.

• It is a reference to a popular play that was being performed during the time period of the Salem witch trials

• It refers to a literal crucible that is used to burn the witches in Act IV

• It is a metaphor for the chaos and confusion that ensues during the witch trials in Act IV

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Who is the judge presiding over the trials in Act IV?

• Proctor

• Danforth

• Parris

• Hathorne

What is the outcome of the trial of Rebecca Nurse in Act IV?

• Rebecca Nurse is fined and released.

• Rebecca Nurse is sentenced to death.

• Rebecca Nurse is sentenced to life imprisonment.

• Rebecca Nurse is acquitted and set free.

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What motivates Reverend Hale to return to Salem in Act IV?

• To gather evidence against the accused individuals

• To seek revenge on the accused individuals

• To prove his own innocence

• To convince the accused individuals to confess and save their lives.

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What is the final fate of John Proctor in Act IV?

• John Proctor is imprisoned

• John Proctor is hanged

• John Proctor escapes

• John Proctor is pardoned

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