A Raisin in the Sun

She is Walter’s wife and acts also as the peacemaker.

• Ruth

• Beneatha

• Lena

• Lorraine

He is a Nigerian student interested to Beneatha Younger.

• George Murchison

• Willy Harris

• Joseph Asagai

• Mr. Lindner

She is matriarch of the family; commonly referred to as “Mama.”

• Ruth

• Beneatha

• Lorraine

• Lena

She gives too much importance to Education.

• Beneatha

• Ruth

• Lorraine

• Lena

He is the youngest member of the family who persistently obeys his parents and grandmother.

• Willy Harris

• Beneatha

• Walter

• Travis

Why does Beneatha consider Education as a powerful tool?

• Education can give them money instantly.

• She believes that Education has the power to destroy someone’s life.

• Education can never be stolen; it has the power to improve one’s knowledge and skills.

• Education leads to poverty and chaos.

What does Younger family expect to receive?

• They are hoping to receive a house.

• They expect to receive a brand new car.

• They expect to get a lifetime supply of food.

• They expect to receive 10, 000 dollars from the deceased Mr. Younger’s life insurance.

Why does the author write the story?

• She joined the writing contest.

• Because her friends told her to.

• She got the inspiration from her relatives.

• Her family faced discrimination when they moved to a white neighborhood.

What do you think is the significance of having a united family?

• Problems are not easily solved.

• Conflicts are most likely to arise.

• Members of the family tend to fight.

• A family may encounter numerous hardships but they stick together to achieve common goal.

Which of these statements describes “Equality”?

• Equality is defined as the unfair treatment to people with different race, gender or age.

• Equality is the unfair situation in society when some people have more opportunities than others.

• Equality is about ensuring that every person has an equal opportunity to make the most of their lives.

• Equality is the quality of being unequal or uneven in social status.