A Raisin in the Sun: Act 2, Scene 2-3

Front

What causes the mood shift when Bobo comes over?

Back

Bobo looks frightened, says he didn't go to Springfield yesterday, and claims Willy took all the money.

Front

What did Ruth and Walter do last night?

Back

They went to a movie.

Front

Who asks God for strength at the end of Act 2, Scene 2-3?

Back

Mama.

Front

Who expresses concern about their family falling apart?

Back

Mama says, 'I just seen my family falling apart today...just falling to pieces in front of my eyes...we couldn't of gone on like we was today.'

Front

Who says, 'You sure one proud-acting bunch of colored folks'?

Back

Mrs. Johnson.

Front

What is the significance of Bobo's visit in Act 2, Scene 2-3?

Back

Bobo's visit reveals critical information about Willy's actions and heightens the tension among the characters.

Front

How does Ruth's character contribute to the family dynamic?

Back

Ruth often acts as a stabilizing force, trying to maintain peace and support her family despite her own struggles.

Front

What does Walter's character represent in the play?

Back

Walter represents the struggle for identity and the pursuit of the American Dream within the African American community.

Front

What role does Mama play in the family?

Back

Mama is the matriarch who embodies strength, tradition, and the hope for a better future for her family.

Front

How does Beneatha's character challenge traditional gender roles?

Back

Beneatha seeks independence and education, challenging societal expectations for women in her community.