Crucible Act IV Quiz Review

The setting of Act 4 is:

• The Prison in Andover.

• Parris’s house,

• The Salem jail, the autumn after the trial.

• Danforth’s chambers in Boston.

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Why does Danforth shout "you are a brainless man!" at Parris?

• He thinks Parris is greedy.

• Abigail left town and stole his money.

• He thinks Parris is a pushover.

• He thinks Parris is selfish.

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Which animal in Act 4 symbolizes the message that unjust use of the law destroys communities?

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Why are Parris and Danforth concerned about Andover?

• There are no more witches in Andover.

• They will have to prosecute witches there next.

• The people of Andover are overthrowing the court.

• Andover is lawless.

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Why is it ironic that lying about being a witch is considered a holy choice by the court?

• The confessions confirm that sins against God have been committed.

• The confessions are lies and therefore sins against God.

• Witches are not able to confess anything.

• The confessions are made publicly.

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Proctor's refusal to name others contrasts sharply with ______, the play's antagonist.

• Corey.

• Parris.

• Danforth.

• Hathorne.

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Which moment serves as the climax of Act IV?

• Proctor refusing to sign his confession.

• John and Elizabeth's meeting.

• Abigail running away.

• Proctor stating "I want my life."

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What is the message conveyed by Proctor's refusal to confess.

• Forgiveness is found even in courtrooms.

• Proof will lead to justice.

• An individual should use their voice to fight against injustice.

• Pride should come before principles.

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Which theme is represented by Danforth's actions in Act IV?

• Do that which is right and no harm shall come to thee.

• The powerful act to preserve power.

• Those in power always consider what's best for everyone, not just themselves.

• The legal process always results in justice being served.

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Why does Parris urge Elizabeth to go to John in the final moments of the play.

• To break him free.

• To tell him to confess.

• To comfort him in his final moments.

• To reinforce that he is doing the right thing.

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