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The Crucible Act IV

Questions about Act IV for the Crucible

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What can be concluded from the references made to Andover? The people have rebelled and overthrew the court.
Why is it important for Proctor to confess to Danforth and Parris? Proctor's confession will convince people the court has been just.
Why did Elizabeth say “He have his goodness now,” referring to John? Elizabeth knows John has self-respect and knows there is still some goodness in him.
What is the climax of Act IV? When Proctor rips up his confession.
What is Parris’s real reason for wanting Proctor to be saved? Parris is concerned for his own safety.
Why does Danforth refuse to schedule a later date for the hangings? He’s worried it could look like he executed innocent people.
What word could be used to describe Giles Corey? Courageous.
What could be the reason Abigail and Mercy left Salem? They fear the villagers will turn on them and hunt them down.
Why are cows just wandering loose on the roads of Salem? Many farmers were jailed in the trials so they couldn’t take care of their farms.
Which line can be used to express a major theme in the play? “I am not your judge, I cannot be.”
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