ARITS Flashcard Act 2

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Who feels like a giant surrounded by ants in Act 2?

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Walter

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What word best describes Mrs. Johnson?

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Nosy

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How does Walter's character evolve from Act 1 to Act 2?

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Walter becomes more determined and hopeful.

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What does Asagai symbolize in Act 2 Scene 3?

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Asagai serves as a symbol of African heritage and pride, encouraging Beneatha to embrace her roots and culture.

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What are George's views on the purpose of college?

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You just learn to get the degree.

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What is the significance of Walter's ambition in the play?

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Walter's ambition reflects his desire for a better life and the struggles of African American identity.

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How does Beneatha's character challenge traditional gender roles?

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Beneatha seeks independence and education, defying expectations of women in her society.

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What role does money play in Walter's dreams?

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Money represents hope and the possibility of achieving his dreams and aspirations.

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How does the theme of identity manifest in Beneatha's character?

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Beneatha's exploration of her African heritage highlights the struggle for self-identity.

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What does the character of Ruth represent in the family dynamic?

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Ruth represents the emotional backbone of the family, often sacrificing her own dreams for others.