A Raisin In the Sun Entry Quiz 2

18. How does the Younger family initially treat Mr. Lindner when he arrives?

• With suspicion and hostility

• With politeness and curiosity

• With lack of concern/without curiosity

1. Why does Mr. Lindner visit the Younger family?

• To invite them to a neighborhood meeting

• To welcome them to their new neighborhood

• To persuade them to sell their new house back

.Which word does Mr. Lindner use that suggests he sees the Youngers as different from himself?

• “You people”

• “Comrades”

• “Neighbors”

What does Mr. Lindner offer the Youngers in exchange for their house?

• Legal assistance

• A sum of money greater than what they paid for the house

• A job opportunity

Why does Mr. Lindner claim that the Clybourne Park neighborhood does not want the Youngers to move in?

• They want to offer the house to another family.

• They want to maintain "community harmony."

• They are worried about the neighborhood's property value.

How do the Youngers’ attitudes change after Mr. Lindner explains that he wants to buy the house from them?

• They become more welcoming

• They become angry and confrontational.

• They start negotiating for a higher price.

How does Mr. Lindner try to justify his offer in a way that comes across as condescending?

• By offering them a chance to join the association

• By expressing concern for their financial situation

• By suggesting the Youngers would be happier in their current neighborhood

What action does the family take after realizing Mr. Lindner’s true intentions?

• They ask Mr. Lindner to leave their home.

• They continue to listen politely but refuse the offer.

• They agree to meet with him again to discuss further after they have time to think about it.