act 3 the silver box Flashcards

1
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What is the primary setting of Act 3 in ‘The Silver Box’?

A

The primary setting is the courtroom.

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True or False: In Act 3, the character of John Smith is put on trial.

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True

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3
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Who is the main character accused of theft in ‘The Silver Box’?

A

John Smith

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4
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What object is central to the conflict in Act 3?

A

The silver box

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Fill in the blank: The character __________ defends John Smith during the trial.

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Mr. Smith

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What is the main theme explored in Act 3 of ‘The Silver Box’?

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Justice and morality

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7
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Multiple Choice: Who provides testimony against John Smith?

A

A police officer

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What is the outcome of the trial in Act 3?

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John Smith is acquitted.

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9
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True or False: The silver box is proven to have no value during the trial.

A

False

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10
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How does the judge react to the evidence presented in Act 3?

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The judge is skeptical of the evidence.

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What role does social class play in Act 3?

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Social class influences perceptions of guilt and innocence.

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Fill in the blank: The character __________ is a wealthy businessman involved in the case.

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Mr. Jones

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What argument does the defense make regarding the silver box?

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The defense argues that the silver box was not stolen.

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Multiple Choice: Which character is a key witness for the defense?

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Mr. Smith

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What is the significance of the silver box in the play?

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It symbolizes the moral complexities of the characters.

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16
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True or False: The trial reveals the true character of John Smith.

17
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What does the jury’s decision reflect about societal values?

A

It reflects biases related to class and privilege.

18
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Fill in the blank: Act 3 ends with a sense of __________ regarding justice.

19
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How does the audience learn about the background of the characters?

A

Through their testimonies and interactions during the trial.

20
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What is one major conflict highlighted in Act 3?

A

The conflict between truth and deception.

21
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Multiple Choice: Which character shows the most sympathy for John Smith?

22
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What is the dramatic irony present in Act 3?

A

The audience knows more about the characters’ motives than the jury.

23
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True or False: The silver box serves as a plot device in Act 3.

24
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What moral question does Act 3 pose?

A

What constitutes true justice?

25
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Fill in the blank: The __________ of the trial is a turning point for the characters involved.

26
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How does the playwright use dialogue to develop characters in Act 3?

A

Through revealing conversations and arguments.