Crucible Flashcard Act 3

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What is the setting for Act 3 of The Crucible?

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The Court Room.

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What animal does Abigail claim to see in the rafters during Act 3?

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A yellow bird.

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Does Danforth believe Proctor's claims in Act 3?

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No, Danforth does not believe Proctor.

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What does the paper signed by ninety-one people assert about Rebecca, Elizabeth, and Martha?

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It states that they are all good, upstanding, God-loving citizens.

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How does Rev. Hale's perspective change in Act 3?

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He starts to believe Proctor and doubts Abigail.

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What is the significance of the Court Room setting in Act 3?

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It represents the center of authority and the conflict between truth and hysteria.

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What role does hysteria play in Act 3 of The Crucible?

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Hysteria drives the actions of characters and influences the court's decisions.

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How does Abigail manipulate the court in Act 3?

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She uses fear and deception to control the narrative and maintain her power.

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What is the theme of reputation in Act 3?

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Characters are concerned about their reputations and the consequences of being accused.

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What evidence does Proctor present to the court in Act 3?

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Proctor presents a petition signed by ninety-one people attesting to the good character of the accused.