The setting of Act III is

Elizabeth Proctor is offered a temporary pardon because she is 

John Proctor continues to try to end the witch trials because he wants to save the wives of

Whose deposition aims to prove that the girl accusers are liars?

What does Giles Corey's deposition say?

Match the characters with their descriptions.

Which of the following is a key event in the plot structure of Act III?

Select one of two possible answers: Proctor's Christian nature is questioned because he

In the court room, what do the accusing girls do to Mary?

What is the test Judge Hathorne comes up with for Mary?

What does Deputy Governor Danforth symbolize in the court?

Elizabeth does not tell Danforth about John's affair with Abigail because she

Hale denounces the proceedings of the court because he

How does Danforth check Proctor’s story?

How does Abigail respond when Danforth asks if the affair between her and John is true?

What does Mary Warren say about John Proctor at the end of Act III?

Judge Danforth asks if Proctor will drop his claim with Mary Warren, but Proctor

Whose transformation is fulfilled in this Act, as he finally sees through the manipulation of Abigail and the falseness of the accusations?