Raisin in the Sun Act 1

List all of the characters that share the apartment.

• Mama, Beneatha, Walter, Ruth

• Mama, Jonathan, Beneatha, Ruth, Walter

• Mama, Joseph, Beneatha, Big Walter

• Mama, Travis, Ruth, Walter, Beneatha

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What career does Beneatha strive to achieve?

• Police Woman

• Doctor

• Veterinarian

• Youtuber

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Why does Mama slap Beneatha?

• Mama wanted to practice her MMA fighting skills

• Beneatha stole her check

• Beneatha slapped Walter

• Beneatha goes against Mama's faith

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Where is Joseph Asagai from? How does this make him good for Beneatha?

• Uganda, He can help her become a doctor.

• Nigeria, He is a Nigerian Prince with lots of money.

• Wakanda, He is the Black Panther.

• Nigeria, He can teach her more about her roots.

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Why is the family receiving a check?

• Walter got paid

• Big Walter died

• It was Beneatha's first paycheck

• Big Walter sent it to them

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What does Ruth put a down payment down for?

• A new apartment

• Travis' college funds

• Beneatha's college funds

• An abortion

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Bonus: What does Mama's plant represent?

• The family and their dreams

• Her love for Big Walter

• Ruth's love for Walter

• Hard work

The stance that Beneatha takes in the novel is best described as that of a:

• a. Assimilationist

• b. Feminist

• c. Realist

• d. Sexist

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Based on the novel, which choice does not describe Walter Lee

• a. Ruth's defiant husband

• b. Travis’s loving father

• c. Mama's only son

• d. Beneatha’s youngest brother

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A Raisin in the Sun is arguably the first play to portray ___ in a natural and realistic manner.

• Black characters and themes

• Violence against women

• Economic Inequality

• The consequences of War

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