The Crucible Acts 2 and 3

What is John Proctor's internal conflict in Acts 2 and 3?

• His struggle with choosing between chocolate or vanilla ice cream

• His struggle with deciding what to wear to church

• His struggle with guilt and shame over his affair with Abigail Williams

• His struggle with learning to play the piano

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What role does Abigail Williams play in Acts 2 and 3?

• A compassionate and forgiving character

• A manipulative and vengeful character

• A passive and submissive individual

• A loyal friend and confidante

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How does Elizabeth Proctor's character develop in Acts 2 and 3?

• Elizabeth Proctor becomes a more sympathetic character in Act 3 as she defends her husband and lies to protect him from false accusations of witchcraft.

• Elizabeth becomes a more minor character in Acts 2 and 3

• Elizabeth becomes a witch in Act 2

• Elizabeth becomes more hostile towards her husband in Act 3

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What is the role of Reverend Hale in Acts 2 and 3?

• Farmer and landowner

• Town mayor

• Witchcraft expert and investigator

• School teacher

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What is the significance of Mary Warren in Acts 2 and 3?

• She creates tension and conflict within the community.

• She helps to resolve conflicts in the community.

• She brings unity and harmony within the community.

• She has no significant role in Acts 2 and 3.

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Who does Giles Corey have beef with?

• Proctor

• Putnam

• Abigail

• Hale

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What does Abigail Williams do to manipulate the court proceedings?

• She provides evidence to prove the innocence of the accused

• She accuses innocent people of witchcraft and pretends to be possessed by spirits.

• She tells the truth about the accused individuals

• She confesses to being a witch herself

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Judge Danforth can best be explained as

• A man unwilling to change his mind, who sees the world in black and white.

• As easy going, honorable guy.

• A man after the truth, no matter how nuanced and messy the truth is.

• The leader of Satanic possession.

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What causes Reverend Hale to doubt the validity of the witchcraft accusations?

• Innocent people being accused and convicted based on false evidence and testimonies

• The lack of physical evidence to support the accusations

• The realization that the accusers may have ulterior motives

• The sudden change in the behavior of the accusers

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Why is Elizabeth safe from hanging?

• She confesses.

• She runs away.

• She is pregnant.

• She produces are foolproof argument of her innocence.

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