Front

What does Mama advise Beneatha about George when she calls him a fool?

Back

Mama tells Beneatha that she better not waste her time on fools.

Front

What gift do Walter, Ruth, Beneatha, and Travis give Mama for their new home?

Back

They give her gardening tools and a gardening hat.

Front

Why does Beneatha call George an assimilationist?

Back

She claims he has given up his cultural heritage and submerged his identity in the dominant 'white' culture.

Front

What significant news does Bobo bring to Walter?

Back

Bobo informs Walter that Willy ran off and left with all of their money.

Front

How has Walter's demeanor changed by the beginning of scene 3?

Back

Walter has become happy, kind, and loving.

Front

What is the significance of Beneatha's character in 'A Raisin in the Sun'?

Back

Beneatha represents the struggle for identity and cultural heritage in a society that pressures assimilation.

Front

How does Mama's character embody traditional values in the play?

Back

Mama's character embodies traditional values through her emphasis on family, heritage, and the importance of a home.

Front

What does the plant symbolize in 'A Raisin in the Sun'?

Back

The plant symbolizes Mama's dreams for her family and their growth, as well as the struggle for survival.

Front

What role does money play in the conflicts among the characters?

Back

Money serves as a source of conflict, representing dreams, aspirations, and the differing values of the characters.

Front

How does Walter's dream of owning a liquor store reflect his character's aspirations?

Back

Walter's dream reflects his desire for financial independence and a better life for his family.