A Raisin in the Sun

The play takes place in _____ during the _____.

• Detroit, 1920s

• Chicago, 1950s

• Harlem, 1940s

• Boston, 1960s

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_____ is a symbol of the Younger family's poverty.

• Sharing a communal bathroom

• A single window for "two rooms"

• Worn furniture

• Beneatha's hair

Ruth and Travis's relationship is...

• feigned.

• loving.

• strained.

• non-existent.

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Match the quote to the character who said it.

"You always telling me to see life like it is. Well - I laid in there on my back today...and I figured it out. Life just like it is. Who gets and who don't get."

• Travis

• Ruth

• Walter

• Beneatha

• Mama

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Match the quote to the character who said it.

"Oh, let him go on out and drink himself to death! He makes me sick to my stomach!"

• Travis

• Ruth

• Walter

• Beneatha

• Mama

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CCSS.RL.2.6

Match the quote to the character who said it.

"Yeah - I always wanted to live in a house."

• Travis

• Ruth

• Walter

• Beneatha

• Mama

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Match the quote to the character who said it.

"Wasn't it you who taught me to despise any man who would do that? Do what he's going to do?"

• Travis

• Ruth

• Walter

• Beneatha

• Mama

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CCSS.RL.2.6

Match the quote to the character who said it.

"I ain't meddling - I just noticed all last week he had cold cereal..."

• Travis

• Ruth

• Walter

• Beneatha

• Mama

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The sunlight in the new house best symbolizes:

• Socially mobility

• Dreams fulfilled

• Revenge against white people

Mama's plant best symbolizes...

• success.

• hopelessness.

• determination.

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