TGM Multiple Choice Summative

Front

What narrative perspective is used in The Glass Menagerie?

Back

The events of the play are remembered through Tom's experiences.

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How does Amanda's behavior in Scene One create conflict with her children?

Back

Amanda's constant retelling of stories and repeating of expectations reflects her inability to live in the present.

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What do Laura’s clothing choices in Scene 6 signify?

Back

Her simple clothes mirror her shy nature and lack of self-confidence.

Front

What does the fire escape symbolize in Scene Four?

Back

It symbolizes Tom's desire to leave his home life to find freedom.

Front

What is a major division in a play?

Back

An act is a major division in a play, often comprising multiple scenes.

Front

What is the significance of memory in The Glass Menagerie?

Back

Memory shapes the narrative and influences the characters' perceptions of their past.

Front

How does Tom's character develop throughout the play?

Back

Tom struggles between his responsibilities to his family and his desire for personal freedom.

Front

What role does the glass menagerie itself play in the story?

Back

The glass menagerie symbolizes Laura's fragility and the beauty of her dreams.

Front

How does Amanda's past influence her parenting style?

Back

Amanda's past as a Southern belle leads her to impose unrealistic expectations on her children.

Front

What does Laura's relationship with her mother reveal about her character?

Back

Laura's relationship with Amanda highlights her vulnerability and desire for acceptance.