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The Crucible Act 3 & 4 Review

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who denounces the court proceedings and quits the court?

a)

Reverend Hale

b)

Judge Danforth

c)

Reverend Parris

d)

Mary Warren

2.

Reverend Parris claims that by Proctor coming to the courtroom he is:

a)

distract the court with lies

b)

attempting to overthrow the court

c)

going to lie to the dourt about him and Abigail Williams

d)

declare he is the high witch of Salem

3.

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

a)

She is a witch

b)

she wants to turn on John

c)

she is pregnant

d)

she knows the truth about the girls

4.

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

a)

wants to overthrow the court to gain control of the town

b)

he listen to him and hear the truth about the real witches in town

c)

cries in guilt and admits the slept with Mary Warren

d)

insists on presenting the deposition in order to save the other innocent wives.

5.

When Abigail Williams and the other girls are brough to the courtroom to answer for Mary Warren's claims, Abigail:

a)

claims there is not truth to it and suddenly grasps her arms declaring it is cold

b)

admits the girls were dancing and said Mary had nothing to do with it

c)

attacks Mary Warren and begins hitting her

d)

runs from the courtroom and hides in the woods

6.

To stop the hysteria with the girls in the courtroom Proctor:

a)

leaps toward Abigail, grabbing her by her hair and calling her a whore and reveals his history with Abigail before the court

b)

grabs Abigail and demands she reveal the truth to the court or he will kill her

c)

starts screaming at the Judge to stop the madness or he will leave

d)

throws Mary Warren to the ground and yells at her to tell the truth

7.

"She thinks to dance with me on my wife's grave! And well she might, for I thought of her softly. God Help me, I lusted, and there is a promise in such sweat. But it is a whore's vengeance, and must see it; I set myself entirely in your hands, I know you must see it now" (Act III). Who said it?

a)

Thomas Putnam

b)

Francis Nurse

c)

John Proctor

d)

Giles Corey

8.

When Judge Danforth questions Elizabeth as to whether or not her husband cheated on her, she:

a)

admits to it and says she is deeply hurt

b)

it is true and she wants a divorce

c)

she had no idea and she is in love with Giles Corey

d)

she refuses to slander her husband and answers that he is innocent

9.

Whose transformation is fulfilled in this Act, as he finally sees through the manipulation of Abigail and the falseness of accusations?

a)

Judge Danforth

b)

John Proctor

c)

Reverend Hale

d)

Reverend Parris

10.

Reverend Hale has been attempting to get those accused to confess their crimes to God in order to be saved.

a)

True

b)

False

11.

Reverend Parris suggests to Danforth he postpone these hangings for a time, why?

a)

he fears the backlash from the community when upstanding citizens are executed

b)

he is afraid they will cast a spell on him and his family, cursing them forever

c)

he is afraid the other family members will seek vengeance

d)

he is afraid that the town will be haunted by their ghosts

12.

What does Judge Danforth think will sway John Proctor to admit to being a witch?

a)

losing all his property

b)

his sons being jailed as conspirators

c)

seeing his pregnant wife

d)

he has the chance to leave with Abigail Williams

13.

How did Giles Corey die?

a)

he was pressed to death with rocks

b)

he was burned at the stake

c)

he was hung with the others

d)

he was shot by a firing squad

14.

When John Proctor chooses instead to die in order to protect the truth and the innocence of himself and the others accused, what does this symbolize?

a)

an honest mistake

b)

a heroic act

c)

a futile attempt

d)

a cowards death

15.

The Crucible further shows the Salem witch trials go into history as one of its greatest examples of:

a)

the greatest victory against witches

b)

the government continuing to make mistake

c)

mass hysteria and wrongful persecution

d)

the abuse of corruption of power

16.

Why do Giles and Francis interrupt the court?

a)

To expose the girls as liars

b)

To complain about Mr. Putnam

c)

To accuse Elizabeth of being a witch

d)

To condemn John for having an affair