The Crucible Act 4 (Summary)

Who is in hysterics claiming the Devil is coming for them at the beginning of Act 4?

• Elizabeth Proctor

• Sarah Good and Tituba

• Reverend Hale

• John Proctor

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What is the main reason Reverend Hale visits the prisoners in Act 4?

• To convince them to escape

• To persuade them to falsely confess to witchcraft

• To pray with them

• To deliver food and supplies

What is John Proctor's major internal conflict in Act 4?

• Whether to confess falsely to witchcraft or maintain his innocence

• Whether to escape from prison or wait for rescue

• Whether to accuse Abigail or protect her

• Whether to ask for forgiveness from the court or flee Salem

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What does John Proctor ultimately refuse to do before his execution?

• Confess to meeting with the Devil

• Beg for mercy from the judges

• Sign a written confession of witchcraft

• Deny his involvement in witchcraft

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CCSS.RL.9-10.10. RL.11-12.10

What does Reverend Hale plead Elizabeth Proctor to do in the jail?

• To convince John Proctor to confess

• To pray with the other prisoners

• To escape with him

• To forgive Abigail

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What are the authorities' concerns about the pending executions?

• Fear of retaliation from the accused

• Concerns about public outcry and rebellion

• Worries about the Devil's retaliation

• Fear of natural disasters occurring

Who tears up the signed confession of witchcraft?

• John Proctor

• Reverend Hale

• Judge Hathorne

• Elizabeth Proctor

How does John Proctor ultimately face his death?

• He escapes the gallows and goes into hiding

• He curses the judges and authorities

• He recites prayers for forgiveness

• He chooses to die honorably, refusing a false confession

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What does John Proctor say is more important to him than his life?

• His reputation

• His family's safety

• His wealth

• His religious beliefs

What is the fate of Abigail Williams at the end of Act 4?

• She is arrested and imprisoned

• She confesses her lies and apologizes

• She escapes Salem and is never found

• Her and Mercy rob Parris and runaway

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CCSS.RL.11-12.10

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CCSS.RL.9-10.10. RL.11-12.10