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1. Pick a theme topic and write what you think Arthur
Miller wanted audiences to learn after seeing/reading
The Crucible. Write this out as a full sentence.
2. How well was the theme statement you chose
represented in the story? Was the lesson clear? Is it
still applicable today? Give at least 1 specific example
of how that lesson was represented in the play.
3. After answering these questions, adapt your
answers into a paragraph explaining your thoughts.
Make sure to include every part of the first two
prompts: what theme you focused on, if you think
the theme was represented effectively, and make
sure to include evidence for your point with a
specific example from the play.
THE THEME IS WOMENS RIGHTS
