Q3 Module 3 Death of a Salesman

1. Who is the author of “Death of a Salesman”?

• A. William Shakespeare

• B. Edwin Markham

• D. Arthur Millet

• D. Arthur Miller

1. What is the tone of the poem?

• A. Angry

• B. Positive

• C. Cheerful

• D. Cynical

1. Which is NOT the moral of the story?

• A. Be happy and contented of what you have

• B. Know your priorities

• C. Work hard to gain wealth and respect in the society

• D. Be strong and accept the changes happening within yourself and the society

1. What does the stocking signify in the story?

• A. Suicide

• B. Materialism

• C. Fidelity

• D. Unfaithfulness

1. How did Willy “mess up” his children?

• A. He taught them that being well liked and having connections trumps hard work.

• B. He set impossibly high standards for success

• C. He was physically abusive

• D. He sent them away to the jungle with Uncle Ben

1. How does the story end?

• A. Loman’s family become prominent in the society.

• B. Willy Loman become successful in the business world.

• C. Willy Loman commits suicide in an automobile and dies.

• D. Loman’s family become rich.

True or false. Willy Loman believed in hard work and patience.

(a)  

True or false. The American Dream is the aspirational belief in the US that all individuals are entitled to the opportunity for success and upward social mobility through hard work.

(a)  

Willy Loman's dream and the American Dream refer to the same definition about success.

(a)  

True or false. Willy had his last straw to make his family free of financial obligation by committing suicide. He also expected that his death will reveal his charisma to people since they will be attending his funeral.

(a)