In what ways does Miller use this scene to explore ideas about fear and paranoia in The Crucible?ĮLIZABETH: ‘The deputy governor promise hangin’ if they’ll not confess > PROCTOR: “Oh, Elizabeth, your justice would freeze beer!”(Act 2) (Close readings are extract / passage based questions).Įxtract: MARY WARREN: It’s not a trick! ( She stands.) I used to faint because I - I thought I saw spirits.> PROCTOR: How do you call Heaven! Whore! Whore! How does Miller explore the themes of envy and greed in ‘The Crucible’? CLOSE READING ESSAY QUESTIONS: In which way does Miller present ideas about witch-hunts in The Crucible? How do you respond to Miller’s presentation of Abigail in The Crucible? How does Miller present ideas about freedom in The Crucible? In what way does Miller present different attitudes to the court in The Crucible? What do you think is the importance of Mary Warren in the play and how does Miller present her? (Discursive essays are based around characters or themes). You can also take a look at our full English and Literature courses here. Thanks for reading! If you find this resource useful, try our full course on The Crucible.
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The specific word choices and phrasing is tailored towards GCSE and A-Level students on the following exam boards: AQA, CIE / Cambridge, OCR, WJEC / Eduqas, CCEA, Edexcel. Here are some essay questions I’ve developed on Arthur Miller’s ‘The Crucible’.
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