English, 10.12.2020 17:40, Babygirll41

1. What does the dramatic exposition that describes arguments about deeds and boundaries in The Crucible, Act I, prepare you for? * CS (5 Points) A .Reverend Parris's anger over not being given firewood B. the real story about what went on with the girls in the woods
O d. Putnam's and Procter's disagreement over a piece of land
O John Procter's attempt to deny his lust for Abigail

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