The Crucible Act 3 Quiz
Deepen your grasp of Act 3 in The Crucible in about 10 minutes. Free 16-question checkup with no sign-up, built to sharpen recall of motives, evidence, irony, and themes.
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The Crucible Act 3 Knowledge (TCA3K)
The Crucible Act 3 Knowledge (TCA3K)
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9.2
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7.3 — 11.2
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- His public reputation and claim to moral respectability
- His ownership of the farm inherited from his family
- His legal right to testify before Deputy Governor Danforth
- His membership in Reverend Hale’s congregation
- He asks to lead the next examination of Elizabeth
- He denounces the proceedings and quits the court
- He joins Parris in demanding Proctor’s immediate execution
- He withdraws his earlier criticism and supports Abigail
- Jacobs had accused Putnam’s wife of reading forbidden books
- Jacobs had refused to testify in defense of Rebecca Nurse
- Putnam hoped to gain access to Jacobs’s land
- Putnam wanted Jacobs to replace Parris as minister
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The Crucible Act 3 Quiz - Symptoms and Signs
Test how well you understand Act 3 of Arthur Miller’s The Crucible, from Mary Warren’s deposition and Giles Corey’s evidence to John Proctor’s confession and Hale’s break with the court. These 16 questions cover plot details, character motives, courtroom reasoning, dramatic irony, and major themes such as reputation, authority, evidence, and hysteria. This free, independent quiz requires no sign-up and is not officially affiliated with the play, its publisher, or its estate.
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