Raisin in the Sun: Act II

Front

What did Mama do with the money?

Back

Gave some to Walter & bought a house.

Front

How does Ruth feel about Mama's decision to buy a house?

Back

She is excited.

Front

How did Mama show that she trusted Walter?

Back

She gave him the rest of the money.

Front

Why did Mama give Walter the money?

Back

All of the above: She didn't want to defer his dreams like everyone else, she wanted him to be head of the house, and to show she trusted him.

Front

How did Ruth find out that Walter was skipping work?

Back

Walter's boss called.

Front

What is the significance of Mama's decision to buy a house?

Back

It represents hope and the pursuit of the American Dream for the family.

Front

How does Walter's character evolve in Act II?

Back

He becomes more assertive about his dreams and desires.

Front

What role does Beneatha play in the family's dynamics?

Back

She challenges traditional roles and seeks her own identity.

Front

What does the house symbolize for the Younger family?

Back

It symbolizes stability, success, and a better future.

Front

How does Ruth's attitude change throughout Act II?

Back

She becomes more supportive of Walter's ambitions.