Raisin in the Sun Acts 2-3 Review

Front

Who said, 'It’s simple. You read books—to learn facts—to get grades—to pass the course—to get a degree. That’s all—it has nothing to do with thoughts'?

Back

George Murchinson

Front

How does Walter react when he first hears about Mama putting down money for the house?

Back

He becomes angry that she spent the money in that way.

Front

Who compares himself to a volcano and feels surrounded by ants?

Back

Walter

Front

Who made the statement about Beneatha's heritage being 'nothing but a bunch of raggedy-assed spirituals and some grass huts'?

Back

George Murchinson

Front

Why did Beneatha decide she no longer wanted to be a doctor?

Back

She sees no human battle worth fighting; no human life worth saving.

Front

What does Walter mean when he refers to himself as a 'giant'?

Back

He feels misunderstood and unappreciated by those around him.

Front

What is the significance of Mama's decision to buy a house in a white neighborhood?

Back

It represents hope for a better future and the struggle against racial discrimination.

Front

How does George Murchinson view Beneatha's aspirations?

Back

He dismisses them as impractical and rooted in a misguided sense of identity.

Front

What does Beneatha's character represent in the play?

Back

The struggle for identity and the conflict between traditional values and modern aspirations.

Front

What is Walter's dream in 'A Raisin in the Sun'?

Back

To invest in a liquor store and achieve financial independence.