Act 3 marks the climax Arthur Miller's play, The Crucible. John Proctor reveals his torturous secret, his affair with Abby, in an attempt to free his wife imprisoned on charges of witchcraft. Guide student's through the act with these higher-order thinking questions.
This resource is a great reading and discussion guide, essay reference, or assessment.
There are 50 questions, some questions have questions within the question.
The focus is on:
I use a clear font and allow space for students responses.
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