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The Crucible Act III

Questions about Act III for the Crucible

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How can the mood of Act III be described based on the details of the settings? Gloomy and forbidding.
Why did Abigail tell Danforth “Think you be so mighty that the power of Hell may not turn your wits? Beware of it!”? She used her powers to threaten him.
What can be concluded about Parris from Act III? He is a coward.
Why didn’t Elizabeth Proctor tell Danforth that Abigail was a prostitute? She wanted to save the reputation of her husband, John.
What line from the text can best be used to describe the truth behind the trials? “...private vengeance is working through this testimony!”
What did Giles Corey refuse to do that caused him to be arrested? He refused to name the person who accused Thomas Putnam of grabbing land.
What causes Hale to question the morality and motivations of the trials? When he signs Rebecca’s death sentence.
Why was Francis Nurse scared when Danforth insisted on questioning who signed his (Nurse’s) petition? Nurse promised no harm would come to the people who signed.
Why does Hale denounce the proceedings of the court? He believes the testimonies of Mary Warren and John Proctor.
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