All My Sons Character and Plot Analysis

The video tutorial provides an overview of Arthur Miller's play 'All My Sons', detailing its major and minor characters, plot, and themes. The play revolves around the Keller and Deever families, focusing on Joe Keller's guilt over selling defective airplane parts during WWII, which led to the deaths of 21 pilots. The narrative explores themes of responsibility, guilt, and the impact of war on personal lives. The climax reveals the truth about Joe's actions, leading to his eventual suicide as a form of atonement.

Who wrote the play 'All My Sons'?

• Eugene O'Neill

• Tennessee Williams

• Harold Pinter

• Arthur Miller

In what year was 'All My Sons' adapted for the screen?

• 1949

• 1946

• 1947

• 1948

Who are the major families in 'All My Sons'?

• The Smiths and the Johnsons

• The Millers and the Browns

• The Kellers and the Deevers

• The Taylors and the Greens

What happened to Larry Keller during the war?

• He was promoted

• He returned home

• He went missing

• He was captured

Who is currently in jail for the defective airplane parts?

• Chris Keller

• Joe Keller

• Steve Deever

• George Deever

Which character prepares Larry's horoscope?

• Bert

• Frank Lubey

• George Deever

• Jim Bayliss

What is the relationship between Chris and Ann at the start of the play?

• Siblings

• Engaged

• Strangers

• Friends

What was the result of the defective cylinder heads?

• A factory fire

• The death of 21 pilots

• A successful mission

• A new business deal

Who was released in the court of appeal?

• Steve Deever

• Joe Keller

• George Deever

• Ann Deever

What does George Deever try to do when he visits the Keller home?

• Sell his house

• Reconcile with the Kellers

• Apologize to Joe Keller

• Break up Chris and Ann