review- sem exam

Proctor brings Mary Warren to court in Act III of The Crucible to save his wife from condemnation.

• true

• false

In Act III of The Crucible, Hale attempts to intervene on behalf of Proctor because he is committed to uncovering the truth.

• true

• false

In Act III of The Crucible, what causes Mary Warren to recant her confession and rejoin Abigail and the other girls?

• Abigail’s pretending to be attacked by the yellow bird

• John Proctor’s confession of his relationship with Abigail

• Elizabeth’s refusal to defame Proctor’s character

• Judge Danforth’s persistent questions

What does John Proctor’s line, "Because it is my name!" in Act IV of The Crucible, reveal about why he values his name so deeply?

• Because it is the only thing he owns.

• Because he wants to be remembered as a good man and preserve his integrity.

• Because he is afraid of being punished by the court.

• Because he thinks his name will save his wife.

What is the significance of Mary Warren’s betrayal of John Proctor in Act III of The Crucible?

• It shows that she never truly supported Proctor.

• It devastates Proctor and reinforces his isolation

• It proves that Proctor was guilty all along.

• It helps Proctor gain sympathy from the judges.

In the brief scene that opens Act IV of The Crucible, Tituba and Sarah Good appear to have come to believe the accusations against them.

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• false

By Act IV of The Crucible, Elizabeth Proctor has learned not to judge human weakness too harshly.

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• false

The villagers show Parris they are tired of the hangings by stoning his door.

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• false

In the final scene of The Crucible, Elizabeth does not plead with her husband because she does not care for his life.

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• false

According to Act IV of The Crucible, which of the following best describes what Hale hopes to accomplish by returning to Salem? a. b. c. d.

• Hale hopes to persuade the court to pardon the condemned prisoners.

• Hale hopes to persuade people to come to God so that their souls will be saved.

• Hale hopes to persuade people to confess so that they will not be hanged

• Hale hopes to persuade the government to pardon the condemned prisoners