A Raisin in the Sun

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Who is considered the 'peacekeeper' in 'A Raisin in the Sun'?

Back

Ruth is the peacekeeper who tries to make everyone feel better and stop the fighting.

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What does Mama’s old plant symbolize in the play?

Back

Mama’s old plant symbolizes hope for the future.

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What is the climax of 'A Raisin in the Sun'?

Back

The climax occurs when Walter turns down Lindner’s offer.

Front

How does Karl Lindner present his offer to the Younger family?

Back

Karl Lindner presents his offer in a kind manner, appealing to them with friendly words, suggesting it is a win-win for everyone.

Front

Identify a conflict in 'A Raisin in the Sun'.

Back

Walter and Beneatha disagree on how the money should be spent.

Front

What does the character of Walter Lee Younger represent?

Back

Walter Lee Younger represents the struggle for identity and the pursuit of the American Dream.

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

Back

Ruth acts as a stabilizing force, often mediating conflicts and trying to maintain peace.

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What is Beneatha's dream in 'A Raisin in the Sun'?

Back

Beneatha dreams of becoming a doctor and seeks to assert her identity and independence.

Front

What role does Mama play in the family?

Back

Mama serves as the matriarch, providing guidance and nurturing while holding the family's values.

Front

What does the new house symbolize for the Younger family?

Back

The new house symbolizes hope, progress, and the possibility of a better future.