Death of a Salesman ACT 2 TEST

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What is the significance of Willy buying stockings for Linda?

Back

It symbolizes Willy's financial struggles and his desire to provide for his family, contrasting with his inability to do so.

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What does Willy believe about his funeral?

Back

Willy thinks that many people will attend his funeral, which he believes will validate his life and success.

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How does Happy suggest Biff handle the situation with Bill Oliver?

Back

Happy advises Biff to lie to Willy and pretend that Bill Oliver is considering giving him money.

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What is Willy's greatest fear regarding Biff's perception of him?

Back

Willy fears that Biff will see him as a coward, which deeply affects his self-worth.

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How does Willy die in 'Death of a Salesman'?

Back

Willy dies in a car accident, which is a culmination of his tragic life and choices.

Front

What does the character of Biff represent in the play?

Back

Biff represents the struggle between personal dreams and societal expectations, as well as the quest for identity.

Front

What role does Linda play in Willy's life?

Back

Linda serves as Willy's emotional support and represents loyalty, love, and the harsh realities of their financial struggles.

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What is the theme of the American Dream in 'Death of a Salesman'?

Back

The play critiques the American Dream, illustrating how the pursuit of success can lead to disillusionment and tragedy.

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How does Willy's perception of success affect his relationships?

Back

Willy's obsession with success creates tension and conflict in his relationships, particularly with Biff and Happy.

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What does the character of Happy symbolize?

Back

Happy symbolizes the misguided pursuit of success and the desire for approval, often at the expense of personal happiness.