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TrueFalse Review
TrueFalse Review
Estrangement
Rhetoric
Insinuatingly
Allegory
Ominous
Forlornly
Vindicated
Symbol
Inferiority
Exasperated
Haphazardly
Allusion
Syllogism
Futile
Furtively
Foreshadowing
Antihero
Cognizant
Paradoxical
Scintillating
Foil
Anaphora
Hypophora
Tyrant
Motif
Asyndeton
Antithesis
affiliated
conflict
Latent
moratorium
_____Beneatha
BC
AB
_____Ruth
AC
_____Travis
AE
_____Walter
Lee
A
_____Walter
E
_____Joseph
Asagai
B
_____George
Murchison
AD
_____Karl
Lindner
C
_____Bobo
D
_____Willy
Harris
b. Dreams deferred
d. Timely travel
b. Philadelphia
d. Chicago
15. How could you describe Ruth and Walters relationship at the beginning of the play?
a. lighthearted and full of love
16. What does Travis receive from his father before leaving for school?
a. a sack lunch
b. a new book
c. money
d. scrambled eggs
d. full of compassion
b. he is understanding
c. he is caring
d. he has money
21. How does Ruth react when she realizes Mama may use some of the money for a house?
a. She is extremely excited.
b. She is disappointed.
d. She is angry.
22. What is Mamas motive for buying a house in the all-white community of Clybourne Park?
a.
b.
c.
d.
She wants to obtain the best home for the least amount of money.
She wants to integrate the neighborhood.
She wants to prove she is the head of the family.
She wants to prove that she is not an old-fashioned black woman.
23. How does Mama symbolically make Walter the head of the household?
a.
b.
c.
d.
24. How does Walter first respond to Mr. Lindners proposal about the house?
a.
b.
c.
d.
25. What gifts do Walter, Ruth, and Travis present Mama with?
a. new pots and pans
c. new pottery
c. despair
27. What is Mamas immediate reaction to the news of the loss of the money?
a. She sobs hysterically.
QUOTE IDENTIFICATION: Mark the letter of the person who spoke the following quotes.
You may use a name more than once or not at all.
A. Walter
B. Mama
C. Ruth
D. Travis
E. Asagai
AB. Beneatha
AC. George
AD. Lindner
B
______I
aint never stop trusting you. Like I aint never stop loving you.
AC
______You
read books to learn facts. Its got nothing to do with thoughts.
A
______I
tell you, I am a manand I think my wife should wear some pearls!
AB
______I
dont flit! II experiment with different forms of expression.
AD
______What
do you think you are going to gain by moving into a neighborhood where you
just arent wanted.
C
36. ______[Walter]
needs somethingsomething I cant give him anymore.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
TRUE OR FALSE:
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
48.
49.
50.
______Beneatha
wants Mama to use all of the insurance money to finance her education.
F
______Walter
believes a wife should support her husbands dream.
T
______George
Murchison respects Walters dream.
F
______Joseph
Asagai
believes that black Americans should assimilate into the dominant
F
American culture.
______Walter
is excited when he learns that Ruth is expecting a baby.
F
______Mr.
Lindner represents the Clybourne Park Welcoming Committee.
T
______Beneatha
thinks George Murchison is a fool.
T
______The
Youngers are honored that Mr. Lindner wanted to make them an offer.
F
T
______Mama
says theres always something left to love in a person.
F
______Mama
makes the finals decision that the family will move.
T
______Asagai
is from Nigeria.
F
______Walters
character is very static; that is, he does not change much throughout the
play.
F
______Walter
admits to Ruth that he doesnt know how to become close to her.
T
______Ruth
becomes frantic and upset when Mama talks about canceling the move.
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