Raisin in the Sun Act 2: Scene 1

Front

Who is the character that expresses frustration about people who only moan, pray, and have babies?

Back

Walter Lee

Front

What activity was Beneatha's family engaged in when George M. entered the scene?

Back

Dancing and singing

Front

True or False: George M. likes Beneatha's hair when he first sees it.

Back

False

Front

True or False: Ruth is upset with Mama for deciding to move the family.

Back

False

Front

Who questions Beneatha about her hair by asking, 'What have you done to your head - I mean your hair?'

Back

George M.

Front

What does Walter Lee's statement about being 'tied up in a race of people' suggest about his views on societal issues?

Back

It reflects his frustration with the limitations placed on his community.

Front

How does Beneatha's family dynamic change when George M. arrives?

Back

They shift from a joyful atmosphere to a more tense interaction.

Front

What does Beneatha's hair symbolize in the context of her identity?

Back

It represents her struggle for self-identity and cultural pride.

Front

What is the significance of the insurance money in the family's discussions?

Back

It represents hope and the possibility of a better future.

Front

How does Walter Lee's character development reflect the themes of ambition and frustration?

Back

His aspirations clash with societal expectations, leading to conflict.