A Raisin in the Sun Act 2

Front

At the beginning of Act 2, what was Beneatha doing?

Back

Dancing an African Folk Dance.

Front

Who is Mrs. Johnson in relation to the Youngers?

Back

She is their neighbor.

Front

Why does Karl Lindner visit the Youngers?

Back

To buy the house back from them.

Front

What name does Walter call himself when he's with Beneatha at the beginning of the scene?

Back

Flaming Spear.

Front

What information did Mrs. Arnold tell Ruth about Walter?

Back

Walter had not been to work in three days.

Front

What is the significance of Beneatha's African Folk Dance?

Back

It represents her exploration of identity and cultural heritage.

Front

How does Walter's character evolve in Act 2?

Back

He becomes more desperate and frustrated with his circumstances.

Front

What role does Mrs. Johnson play in the Youngers' lives?

Back

She serves as a connection to the community and provides insight into their struggles.

Front

What does the visit from Karl Lindner symbolize?

Back

It symbolizes the racial tensions and challenges faced by the Youngers in their pursuit of a better life.

Front

How does Ruth react to the news about Walter's job situation?

Back

She is concerned and frustrated about their financial instability.