THE CRUCIBLE Act III

Front

What does Proctor repeatedly say about Elizabeth during Act III?

Back

That she can never lie.

Front

Who states, 'A person is either with this court, or must be counted against it. There be no road between.'?

Back

Judge Danforth.

Front

Which character quits the court at the end of Act 3 and why?

Back

Rev. Hale; he has realized it is all a fraud.

Front

Why does Hale ask Danforth to delay the witch trial proceedings?

Back

The plaintiffs don't have proper representation.

Front

What does Giles Corey accuse Thomas Putnam of?

Back

Forcing his daughter to accuse George Jacobs of witchcraft to buy up his land.

Front

What is the significance of Proctor's assertion about Elizabeth's honesty?

Back

It highlights the theme of truth and integrity in the face of hysteria.

Front

How does Judge Danforth's statement reflect the court's mentality?

Back

It shows the black-and-white thinking prevalent in the court's approach to justice.

Front

What realization does Rev. Hale come to by the end of Act 3?

Back

He understands that the trials are based on falsehoods and manipulation.

Front

What role does representation play in the witch trials according to Hale?

Back

Hale believes that proper representation is essential for justice.

Front

What motivates Giles Corey to accuse Thomas Putnam?

Back

He believes Putnam is exploiting the trials for personal gain.