(She waits several seconds, trying to make up her mind about something, and looks at RUTH a little _______ before going on)

(Studying her mother-in-law _______ and concentrating on her ironing, anxious to encourage without seeming to)

(Mama and Ruth look at each other and burst into ______ laughter)

Brother isn't really crazy yet he he's an elaborate _____.

(She looks out of the window as she replaces the plant) Lord, ain't nothing as ____ as the view from this window on a ______ day, is there?

Beneatha, in dungarees, with a handkerchief tied around her face, is spraying _______ into the cracks in the walls.

Travis, the sole ______ one, is leaning on his arms, looking out of the window.

Travis (Safely behind the ______of Mama) That's right look out, now!

In this case, the body is viewed as a shield.

Ruth comes in forlornly and pulls off her coat with _______.

Beneatha (Turning to him, not laughing) Yes (Her face is ______, profoundly disturbed)

Beneatha (With ________) You—you sent all the way home for me?

Asagai: It's how you can be sure that the world's most ______women are not liberated at all.

Beneatha: You're ______.

She sets the headdress on _______ and then notices her hair again and clutches at it and then replaces the headdress and frowns at herself.

Ruth (turns to her, with kind _______): You've gone and got yourself upset.

Walter (sits down and grasps it close and counts off the zeros) Ten thousand dollars (He turns suddenly, _______to his mother and draws some papers out of his breast pocket) Mama, look.