What does giles accuse john proctor of?
a. having an affair with abigail williams
b. wanting to buy an accused man's land
c. trying to take over his timberland
d. threatening mary warren to testify
who is being charged as act 3 begins?
a. rebecca nurse
b. elizabeth proctor
c. martha corey
d. mary warren
according to danforth and hathorne:
a. questioning the court is like questioning religion.
b. witchcraft is running wild in salem.
c. everyone who is accused is guilty.
d. elizabeth proctor is not pregnant.
at the end of act 3:
a. elizabeth admits that her husband cheated.
b. martha cory burned alive.
c. abigail admits her lies.
d. giles and proctor are arrested.
what is john proctor's reason for bringing mary warren into court?
a. he wants to save his wife from being hanged.
b. he wants to deny that he had an affair with abigail.
c. he wants mary to testify to his character.
d. he wants to expose reverend parris as a fraud.

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