The Crucible ACT IV

Front

How does John Proctor redeem himself at the end of The Crucible?

Back

He is honest and won't blame others.

Front

What is one reason why John Proctor rips up the confession?

Back

He doesn't want to ruin his family name.

Front

When Elizabeth and John talk, what does Elizabeth admit?

Back

That she feels guilty about the affair as well. She believes she was cold and was a reason that John cheated.

Front

Why doesn't Corey Giles confess?

Back

He wants his sons to have his farm.

Front

Which is NOT true about Reverend Parris in ACT IV?

Back

He apologizes for his actions in the play.

Front

What is the significance of John Proctor's honesty in the play?

Back

It represents his moral integrity and the theme of personal redemption.

Front

How does Elizabeth Proctor's character evolve throughout the play?

Back

She becomes more forgiving and understanding, especially towards John.

Front

What role does guilt play in John Proctor's decisions?

Back

Guilt drives him to seek redemption and ultimately influences his choice to confess or not.

Front

What does the tearing of the confession symbolize?

Back

It symbolizes Proctor's rejection of falsehood and his commitment to truth.

Front

How does the community's perception of Reverend Parris affect his actions?

Back

Parris's fear of losing power leads him to act selfishly and irrationally.