All My Sons Act 2 - Summary

Act 2 starts in the (-).

• evening

• morning

• night

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Chris is (-).

• cutting down the rest of the tree

• talking with Kate outside

• bringing George from the train statio

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When George arrives to the Keller house, he is (-).

• angry

• confused

• happy

• sad

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George is angry after (-).

• talking to Ann

• talking to Chris

• Talking to his father, Steve

• talking to Kate

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George came to the Keller house for 2 reasons:

• to look Keller in the eyes and ask him about what happened

• to take Ann and stop the marriage

• to congratulate Chris and Ann on their marriage

• to visit his old neighborhood

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When George comes onstage, he meets (-).

• Chris and Keller

• Jim and Kate

• Chris and Ann

• Keller and Frank

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When George talks to Chris and Ann, they (-).

• argue about whether Keller was lying or not

• discuss the wedding

• talk about Kate's mental state

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When Kate comes onstage, she acts (-).

• like a mother to George

• angry about his arrival

• like he is not there, ignores him

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When Keller comes onstage, George asks him (-).

• what happened on the day the cylinder heads were shipped out

• if Kate agrees to the marriage

• why he lied about the call with Steve

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Keller mantions a few mistakes that Steve made, to prove that (-).

• Steve doesn't take responsibility for his actions

• Steve is a bad man

• Steve is a good man

• Steve is not smart