Act 4- Resolution
What happens to Elizabeth in the end?
a) She is executed
b) She confesses
c) She forgives John and survives
d) She runs away
c) She forgives John and survives
Which theme is MOST strongly shown in The Crucible?
a) Loyalty to friends
b) The danger of mass hysteria
c) Importance of wealth
d) Scientific discovery
b) The danger of mass hysteria
What does the play criticize?
a) Farming methods
b) Blind faith in authority and fear-based judgment
c) Friendly communities
d) Military power
b) Blind faith in authority and fear-based judgment
Why is John Proctor considered a tragic hero?
a) He is perfect
b) He sacrifices his life standing for truth
c) He becomes rich
d) He wins in the end
b) He sacrifices his life standing for truth
Which modern situation best compares to the play’s events?
a) A sports competition
b) A witch-themed movie
c) Public panic and false accusations spreading without proof
d) A family dinner
c) Public panic and false accusations spreading without proof