Question 1
What important decision does John Proctor make in Act 4?
Question 2
Why was truth often manipulated or fabricated in Salem society?
Question 3
Why did John Proctor lie about his affair?
Question 4
What did John Proctor prioritize by refusing to lie in his confession?
Question 5
What metaphor is used to describe the vulnerability of truth in Act 2?
Question 6
What does Judge Danforth argue about witchcraft being an invisible crime?
Question 7
What is a primary cause of lying in Salem?
Question 8
What symbolic action does John Proctor perform in Act 4?
Question 9
What role do judicial officers play in 'The Crucible'?
Question 10
How do religious authorities define truth in 'The Crucible'?
Question 11
Which overarching ideology is used to manipulate the truth?
Question 12
What does Miller suggest is paramount about truth in 'The Crucible'?
Question 13
How does Abigail exploit Christian ideology in 'The Crucible'?
Question 14
What form of irony is prominent when the audience is aware of the deceit in Act 3?
Question 15
According to Miller, what is more important than social and legal manipulation?