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Describe Ruth walters wife, 30 years old, unhappy
Why does Beneatha causes mama to slap Beneatha across the face when they are arguing? Beneatha says that god has no significance in her life
What is walters dream in Act l? He wants to own a liquor store
What is Act's l central conflict? The struggle to accomplish dreams
What is the setting of Act l? Chicago's southside after WWll
Which character does Beneatha see as shallow and rich? George Murchison
Which characters are dancing and chanting like the native africans in Act ll? Walter and Beneatha
What literaty device is used when George calls walter "prometheus"? Allusion
What literary device is used when the "welcoming committee" asks the family not to move into the neighborhood? Irony
Contrast George Murchison and Walter Younger Walter- uncertain about his future, not well-educated, not a assimilationist George- confident about his future, well-educated, an assimilationst
What did mama do when she received the money in Act ll? She put down a payment on a house
What is Walters dream that he hoped to accomplish by owning a liquor store? He wanted to live the American dream
Why is it shocking that Benaetha says she might not marry? It challenges traditional gender roles of the time
What occupation does Travis say he wants when Walter first asks him? Bus driver
Who runs off with the family's money at the end of Act ll? Willy harris
Which character cuts off his/her hair? Beneatha
What is significant about the story of the Rufus's sledding accident? It shows the reason Beneatha wanted to become a doctor
Who is the most assimilated character from the story? George Murchison
Who struggles the most with assimilation Beneatha
When Walter says that he is going to call "the man", who is he taking about? Mr. Lindner
What is a symbol for hope for the younger family? The new house
What happens to Walter's American Dream? He has pride in himself and his family, even thought he never reached is dream
Is it the exposition or resolution when mama goes back to the apartment for the plant? Resolution
Scrutinized to observe something closely
Vain Excessively proud
Feeble weak
Menacingly threateningly
Renowned Famous
What phrase should you use to connect ideas? Transitions
Why should you include a thesis (central claim) in your introduction? To establish the point of your writing
In which paragraph should you restate the thesis, recapture the reader's attention, and end on a strong statement? Conclusion
What must an author do in a counterargument paragragh after addressing the opposite side of the argument? Refute it (prove it wrong)
Why does Vera tell Frampton the story in "The Open Window"? she is having fun with him
What topic does Frampton Nuttle bring up in "The Open Window"? His health
What literary device is used when the thieves cave is robbed by Ali Baba? Irony
What is the mood of "Ali Baba and the forty thieves"? Suspense
What is the climax of the story "Lather and nothing else"? When the barber decides not to kill Captain Torres
Characterize the barber in "Lather and Nothing else" Honorable, proud of his work, decides he is not a murderer
Where is allusion used in "Harriet Tubman: The Moses of her people"? In the title of the biography
How are Harriet Tubman and Frederick Douglass different? Douglas recevied more encouragement from the public
What did Harriet Tubman try to convince her husband to do when she went back to maryland? To come north
From what outside area did people have to evacuate to avoid dying from the fire in "Hiroshima Diary"? The garden
What did the doctor call the people he already knew at the hospital in "Hiroshima Diary"? His friends
The crew members of the challenger are compared to what other explorer? Sir Francis Drake
Where is allusion used in "The challenger disaster"? At the end, there is a reference to John MaGee's poem "High Flight"
Why do we have a personal account of Anne Frank's personal thoughts instead of cold facts from a biography? She wrote her thoughts in a diary
In what way did Anne Frank see herself differently than the rest of the world? See was a deep thinker, but others saw her as silly
How is Vera from "The Open Window" similar to Anne Frank in "Diary of a Young Girl"? They are both young, independent teenager
How is Morgiana from "Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves" similar to Harriet Tubman? They both gained their freedom through quick thinking
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