The Piano Lesson

Who are the main characters in 'The Piano Lesson'?

• Walter, Beneatha, and Lena

• Tom, Laura, and Amanda

• Boy Willie, Berniece, Wining Boy, Doaker, and Lymon

• Troy, Rose, and Cory

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What does the piano symbolize in the play?

• The piano symbolizes the future and the potential of the characters in the play.

• The piano symbolizes the past and the legacy of the characters in the play.

• The piano symbolizes the present and the current state of the characters in the play.

• The piano symbolizes the music and artistic expression in the play.

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What is the main conflict in 'The Piano Lesson'?

• The conflict between Berniece and Avery over their religious beliefs.

• The conflict between Berniece and Doaker over the fate of the family's house.

• The conflict between Boy Willie and Lymon over their plans to start a business.

• The struggle between Berniece and Boy Willie over whether to sell or keep the family's heirloom piano.

What are some of the themes explored in 'The Piano Lesson'?

• Family legacy, African American experience, power of art, struggle between past and future

• Love and romance, political corruption, supernatural elements, social class inequality

• War and conflict, environmental conservation, technological advancements, cultural assimilation

• Sports and competition, gender roles, immigration, economic inequality

Which motif is present in 'The Piano Lesson'?

• The trumpet

• The piano

• The guitar

• The violin

Who is the owner of the piano in 'The Piano Lesson'?

• Berniece Charles

• Doaker

• Lymon

• Boy Willie

What is the significance of the ghost of Sutter in the play?

• Symbolizes guilt and remorse

• Represents a lost loved one.

• Portrays the theme of revenge.

• Signifies the protagonist's inner turmoil.

What is the relationship between Berniece and Boy Willie?

• cousins

• neighbors

• classmates

• siblings

What is the final decision regarding the piano in the play?

• Keep the piano on the stage.

• Replace the piano with a guitar.

• Move the piano to the side of the stage.

• Remove the piano from the stage.

What is the significance of the song 'Ode to a Highflying Bird'?

• The song is a tribute to the freedom and beauty of birds in flight.

• The song is a love ballad dedicated to a specific bird.

• The song is about the dangers of birds in flight.

• The song is a political statement about the environment and conservation.