Arthur Miller's Life and Works

The video explores Arthur Miller's 'Death of a Salesman', focusing on Willie Loman's struggles with his career, family, and personal aspirations. The narrative unfolds through Willie's interactions with his wife Linda, his sons Biff and Happy, and his daydreams about past successes and regrets. Themes of success, failure, and family dynamics are central, with Willie's mental health and the impact of his choices on his family being key elements.

What year was Arthur Miller born?

• 1915

• 1910

• 1920

• 1905

Which of the following is NOT a play by Arthur Miller?

• Death of a Salesman

• The Great Gatsby

• A View from the Bridge

• All My Sons

What prestigious award did Arthur Miller win in 1949?

• Pulitzer Prize

• Nobel Prize

• Tony Award

• Oscar

Where is the Lowman family home located?

• Bronx

• Brooklyn

• Manhattan

• Queens

What does Linda ask Willie about when he returns home?

• His sales

• His journey

• His health

• His dinner

What is Biff's relationship to Willie?

• Colleague

• Friend

• Brother

• Son

What does Willie criticize Biff for?

• Being too quiet

• Being lazy

• Being too ambitious

• Being too talkative

What does Willie daydream about?

• His future

• His sons' childhood

• His childhood

• His job

Who is Charlie in relation to Willie?

• Boss

• Brother

• Friend

• Neighbor

What does the woman in Willie's daydream represent?

• His wife

• His mistress

• His mother

• His daughter