In act two of the crucible
1 One of the chief conflicts established in Act Two is between
A. John Proctor and Ezekiel Cheever
B. Elizabeth Proctor and Mary Warren
C. John Proctor and John Hale
D. John and Elizabeth Proctor
i chose A
2. what does elizabeth ask proctor to do?
a. fire mary warren b. go to church more reguraly c. speak to Abigail for her sake d. grant her a divorce
i chose c
3. which becomes apparent during the course of ACT two? a. most people in Salem find the accusers uncreditable. b. more and more women are being arrested for witchcraft c. Hale wil realize the error of his way d. elizabeth will be set free after the hearing
i chose c
4. which information does elizabeth not report to john? a. the court has accused fourteen people of witchcraft b. the court has condemned Sara Osburn to be hanged. c.the crowd parts for Abigail like the sea for the Israelites. d. Mary warren describes Abigail as though Abigail were a saint
i chose A
5. During this act, Mary Warren has become a. meeker b. honest c. bolder d. independent
i chose C
6. why does proctor say he is reluctant to go to salem and tell what Abigail said to him? a. he thinks it will be difficult to prove abigail is lying b.he does not want to side with Gile Corey c. he is afraid of losing his farm d. he is afraid Mary Warren will no longer work for them
i chose A
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Your answers are correct!
1. One of the chief conflicts established in Act Two is between A. John Proctor and Ezekiel Cheever.
2. Elizabeth asks Proctor to c. speak to Abigail for her sake.
3. It becomes apparent during the course of Act Two that c. Hale will realize the error of his way.
4. Elizabeth does not report to John that a. the court has accused fourteen people of witchcraft.
5. During this act, Mary Warren has become c. bolder.
6. Proctor says he is reluctant to go to Salem and tell what Abigail said to him because a. he thinks it will be difficult to prove Abigail is lying.
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For Act Two of The Crucible:
1. The correct answer is D. John and Elizabeth Proctor. In Act Two, one of the chief conflicts established is the tension between John and Elizabeth Proctor. This conflict arises from John's affair with Abigail Williams and Elizabeth's suspicion and mistrust towards him.
2. The correct answer is C. Speak to Abigail for her sake. Elizabeth asks Proctor to go and speak to Abigail on her behalf. She hopes that Proctor's intervention will convince Abigail to retract her accusations against Elizabeth, thus saving her from being accused of witchcraft.
3. The correct answer is B. More and more women are being arrested for witchcraft. During the course of Act Two, the hysteria and accusations of witchcraft in Salem intensify, leading to more people, especially women, being accused and arrested.
4. The correct answer is C. The crowd parts for Abigail like the sea for the Israelites. Elizabeth does not report this information to John. This detail reveals how influential and powerful Abigail has become in Salem, as people fear her and give her special treatment.
5. The correct answer is A. Meeker. During Act Two, Mary Warren becomes meeker, or more submissive, as she struggles with the pressures from Abigail and the other girls. She becomes more afraid to defy them and speak the truth about the false accusations of witchcraft.
6. The correct answer is A. He thinks it will be difficult to prove Abigail is lying. Proctor is reluctant to go to Salem and reveal what Abigail said to him because he believes it will be challenging to prove Abigail's manipulation and lies. He fears that his word against hers may not be enough to convince the court and the community.