A Raisin in the Sun Act 3

Front

What does Ruth mean when she says she would 'scrub all the floors in America'?

Back

Ruth feels that she cannot stay any longer in their tiny apartment.

Front

What does Mama imply about her family's history when she mentions coming from five generations of slaves and sharecroppers?

Back

Mama implies that Walter Lee has no pride if he takes the money from Lindner.

Front

Who does Mama scold for looking down on Walter?

Back

Mama scolds Beneatha.

Front

What fault does Mama find with herself regarding her expectations?

Back

Mama feels she 'aimed too high.'

Front

From which poem does the title 'A Raisin in the Sun' originate?

Back

The title comes from Langston Hughes' poem 'Harlem.'

Front

What is the significance of the insurance check in the play?

Back

The insurance check represents hope and the possibility of a better future for the family.

Front

How does Walter Lee's character evolve throughout the play?

Back

Walter Lee transitions from being desperate and frustrated to finding a sense of pride and responsibility.

Front

What role does Mama play in the family dynamics?

Back

Mama serves as the moral center and the emotional backbone of the family.

Front

What does Beneatha aspire to achieve in her life?

Back

Beneatha aspires to become a doctor and seeks her identity and purpose.

Front

How does the theme of dreams manifest in 'A Raisin in the Sun'?

Back

The theme of dreams is central, showcasing the aspirations of each character and the obstacles they face.