Raisin in the Sun Act 3 Flashcard

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What is the primary setting of Act 3 in 'A Raisin in the Sun'?

Back

The Younger family's apartment.

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What major decision does Walter make in Act 3?

Back

He refuses the buyout offer from Mr. Lindner.

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How does Walter's attitude towards Mr. Lindner change from the beginning to the end of Act 3?

Back

He initially considers the offer but ultimately refuses.

Front

How does Asagai challenge Beneatha's outlook on life?

Back

By proposing marriage and suggesting they move to Nigeria.

Front

How does the Younger family's financial situation change by the end of Act 3?

Back

Their situation improves slightly with the decision to move.

Front

What does Walter's refusal of Mr. Lindner's offer symbolize?

Back

It symbolizes pride and the importance of family heritage.

Front

How does Beneatha's character evolve throughout the play?

Back

She becomes more aware of her identity and cultural roots.

Front

What role does Mama play in the Younger family's decisions?

Back

She serves as the moral compass and decision-maker for the family.

Front

What is the significance of the insurance check in the play?

Back

It represents hope and the possibility of a better future for the family.

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How does the theme of dreams manifest in Act 3?

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Characters confront their dreams and the reality of achieving them.