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ACT2
Study for Fridays Test
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Mama has purchased a house in a neighborhood called: | Claybourne Park |
| When Walter sees Beneatha chanting in Nigerian and dancing around the apartment, he: | Tries to imitate her |
| Which is not a sign of the native African identity with which Beneatha is trying to reconnect: | her tribal spear |
| Walter Younger works as a: | chauffer |
| Ruth’s overall reaction to Mama’s buying of the house can best be described as: | excited |
| An “assimilationist,” according to Beneatha, is: | Someone who gives up their own culture in favor of an oppressing culture |
| The name of the man that comes to bribe the Youngers to not live in his neighborhood is: | Karl Linder |
| The character that feels that knowledge/education is a means to an end (with no value by itself) is: | George |
| When Walter drives to the factories, the farmland, and to the Green Hat bar, he is: | trying to find his indentity |
| The gifts that she receives from the family and her own potted plant symbolize Mama’s role as the family’s: | leader |
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