Fences Act 1 Review

Front

What is 'strike 1' for Cory according to Troy?

Back

Being disrespectful to his father (Cory to Troy)

Front

What does Troy believe is his primary responsibility to his son?

Back

To provide for him (food, clothes, etc.)

Front

What does Gabriel sing about as he leaves?

Back

Judgement day

Front

What do fences symbolize in the play?

Back

Fences act as a barrier between oneself and others, protect people emotionally, and can be an actual object that one could touch.

Front

Who says: 'If you wanted to change me, you should have been there when I was growing up...You don't know nothing about how I was raised.'?

Back

Lyons

Front

What is the significance of the character Troy in the play?

Back

Troy represents the struggles of African American men in the face of systemic racism and personal responsibility.

Front

How does Rose's character contrast with Troy's?

Back

Rose embodies nurturing and support, while Troy often focuses on his own struggles and responsibilities.

Front

What role does Bono play in Troy's life?

Back

Bono serves as Troy's friend and confidant, often providing a moral compass and perspective.

Front

What does the fence represent for Rose?

Back

For Rose, the fence symbolizes her desire for security and protection for her family.

Front

How does Troy's past influence his relationship with Cory?

Back

Troy's experiences with racism and failure shape his expectations and harshness towards Cory.