| her pregnancy | What postpones Elizabeth Proctor’s execution? |
| the other girls accuse her of witchcraft | Why does Mary Warren withdraw her testimony against the investigations? |
| to discredit her testimony by making her look evil | Why does Proctor confess to having an affair with Abigail? |
| Reverend Hale | Which of the following characters helped to start the investigation, but now condemns (thinks they are wrong) them? |
| Elizabeth’s inability, in court, to accuse her husband of adultery | The crucial turning point that seems to seal John Proctor’s fate is: |
| believes that the girls are lying | Reverend Hale quits the court because he: |
| the meeting room of the town hall in Salem | What is the setting of Act III? |
| purchase Jacobs’ land at an auction | According to Giles Corey, Putnam had his daughter accuse his neighbor (Jacobs) of being a witch in order to: |
| pretending to faint | Hathorne asks Mary Warren to prove that she is telling the truth by : |
| She pretended that Mary had taken the form of a yellow bird and was about to swoop down | How did Abigail convince the court that Mary “was sending her spirit out”? |
| Every time Mary tries to tell the truth, she is accused of being a witch. | Why is the statement, “Do that which is good and no harm shall come to thee,” ironic? |
| she lies | What does Elizabeth do when called upon to testify? |
| contempt of court (hindering the court’s proceedings) | What is Giles Corey charged with? |
| he is pressed to death | What happens to Giles Corey in Act 3? |
| Dansforth | “…a person is either with this court or he mustbe counted against it; there be no road between.” |
| John Proctor | “You are pulling down heaven and raising up a *****” |
| Abigail Williams | “I have been near to murdered every day because I havedone my duty pointing out the devil’s people.” |
| Elizabeth Proctor | “I came to think he fancied her. And so one night I lost my wits and put her out on the highroad” |
| Reverend Hale | “I may shut my conscience to it no more – private vengeance isworking through this testimony!” |
“The Crucible” Act 3
March 4, 2020