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Act 4 The Crucible (1)
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Act 4 The Cruciblecows are wandering loose on the roads of salem because - correct answer-many farmers
have been jailed and can't take care of their farms
Why is it important to Danforth and Parris that Proctor confess? - correct answer-His
confession will convince people the court has been just
Why does Elizabeth say of John, "He have his goodness now"? - correct answer-He has
self-respect and knows there is some goodness in him.
Which line best expresses a major theme of this play? - correct answer-"I am not your judge,
I cannot be."
What does Proctor do after signing his confession? - correct answer-Rip up the confession
so that it cannot be hung on the church door
What can you conclude from the references made to Andover? - correct answer-The people
have rebelled and overthrown the court
What does Parris reveal about Abigail and Mercy Lewis in the beginning of Act IV? - correct
answer-That they have run away and stolen all of Parris's money
Why does Danforth refuse to postpone the hangings? - correct answer-It might look as if he
has wrongly executed innocent people
You can infer that Abigail and Mercy have left Salem because they ... - correct answer-Fear
the villagers will turn on them
The climax of Act Four occurs when ... - correct answer-Proctor rips up his confession.
Giles Corey can best be described as ... - correct answer-Courageous
What is Parris's real reason for wanting Proctor saved? - correct answer-A concern for his
own safety.
John Proctor says there is only one thing keeping him from confessing. What is it? - correct
answer-He won't confess out of spite
how much time elapses between the end of act 3 and act 4? - correct answer-about 3
months, fall now
why do sarah good and tituba talk about the devil so openly? Do they believe in what they
are saying? - correct answer--they have already confessed their witches, so they're trying to
convince everyone their telling the truth
-they dont believe in what their saying
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