Fences by August Wilson Unit Test

Front

Who is the character that says, 'You born with two strikes on you before you come to the plate…always looking for the curve-ball on the inside corner'?

Back

Troy

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Front

In the context of baseball metaphors, what does Troy mean when he says he cheated on Rose?

Back

He wanted to 'steal second' because he felt almost too safe at first.

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Front

Who states, 'You got to take the crookeds with the straights'?

Back

Troy

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Front

Why does Troy prefer shopping at Bella's instead of the A&P?

Back

He is treated well and respected there, despite the high price of the store goods.

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Where did Troy first meet Bono?

Back

In the penitentiary.

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What does the phrase 'steal second' symbolize in Troy's life?

Back

It symbolizes taking risks and seeking new opportunities.

Front

What does the term 'crookeds with the straights' imply about life according to Troy?

Back

It implies that one must accept both the good and bad experiences in life.

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How does Troy's experience in baseball reflect his views on race and opportunity?

Back

Troy's experiences highlight the struggles and limitations faced by African Americans in pursuing their dreams.

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What does Troy's character represent in the context of the African American experience?

Back

Troy represents the challenges of overcoming systemic barriers and personal failures.

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Front

What is the significance of Troy's relationship with Rose in the play?

Back

It represents the complexities of love, betrayal, and the impact of personal choices.

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