Act 2 Quiz

What is the primary conflict between Troy and Cory in Act 2 of "Fences"?

• Cory's desire to join the Marines

• Cory's desire to play football

• Cory's desire to become a musician

• Cory's desire to move out of the house

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DOK Level 1: Recall

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In Act 2, what significant event causes tension between Troy and Rose?

• Troy's promotion at work

• Troy's affair with Alberta

• Troy's decision to build a fence

• Troy's argument with Bono

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DOK Level 1: Recall

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How does Troy's relationship with his son Cory develop over the course of Act 2?

• They become closer and resolve their differences

• Their relationship deteriorates and becomes more strained

• They maintain a neutral relationship with little change

• Cory moves out and they no longer speak

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DOK Level 1: Recall

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What action does Troy take that directly impacts Cory's future in Act 2?

• He encourages Cory to pursue his football dreams

• He refuses to sign the college football recruitment papers

• He helps Cory get a job at the sanitation department

• He sends Cory to live with his grandparents

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DOK Level 1: Recall

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Explain how Troy's affair with Alberta affects his relationship with Rose in Act 2.

• It strengthens their relationship as they work through the issue together

• It causes a significant rift and leads to a confrontation

• It has no impact on their relationship

• It leads to Rose leaving Troy immediately

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DOK Level 1: Recall

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What is the outcome of Troy's affair with Alberta in Act 2?

• Alberta leaves Troy for another man

• Alberta becomes pregnant and later dies in childbirth

• Alberta and Troy get married

• Alberta moves to another city

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DOK Level 1: Recall

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Describe the significance of the fence that Troy is building in Act 2.

• It symbolizes Troy's desire to keep his family together and protect them

• It represents Troy's attempt to keep people out of his life

• It is a metaphor for the barriers between Troy and his dreams

• It signifies Troy's need for control over his environment

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DOK Level 1: Recall

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What is the final confrontation between Troy and Cory in Act 2 about?

• Cory's decision to drop out of school

• Cory's disrespect towards Troy and his authority

• Cory's refusal to help with the fence

• Cory's relationship with his girlfriend

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DOK Level 1: Recall

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