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WorksheetsDeath of a Salesman Act II review #2
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
To Willy, New England was a place of success and opportunity although, in reality, he could barely make a living there.
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Many of Willy's co-workers attend his funeral, just as he thought they would.
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The mortgage remains unpaid even after Willy’s death.
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One conflict that Biff deals with is that he believes that God disapproves of stealing.
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The payment on the refrigerator and other time payments symbolize the slow pain that is the tragedy of middle and lower-income America.
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Out of shame, Willy was always excessively nice to Linda after his affair.
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When Willy asks for a New England job, he receives a raise.
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According to Willy, only low-class workers made a living with their hands.
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According to Willy, the key to success is to be well-liked.
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The vegetable seeds represent Willy’s dreams and hopes for the future.
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The stockings that Linda constantly mends symbolizes the the betrayal and shame Willy carries from his affair.
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The wire recorder in Howard’s office symbolizes technology replacing people's jobs.
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The pen Biff steals symbolizes the corruption and shallowness of the business world, which Biff rejects.
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