Migration: West Side Story Musical Quiz

What is the setting of the musical 'West Side Story'?

• Mexico

• Cuba

• Manhattan

• Puerto Rico

What is the main theme of the song 'America'?

• Love and romance

• Immigration and cultural differences

• Nature and environment

• War and conflict

What does the line 'Buying on credit is so nice, one look at us and they charge twice' suggest about America?

• It has fair pricing policies

• It discriminates based on appearance

• It offers discounts for credit purchases

• It has strict consumer protection laws

What does the line 'Lots of doors slamming in our face' imply about the characters' experience in America?

• They face rejection and closed opportunities

• They are welcomed with open arms

• They are respected and valued

• They are given many opportunities

What is the main reason for the characters' desire to go back to San Juan?

• They miss the food

• They want to avoid the terrible time in America

• They want to reunite with family and friends

• They want to escape organized crime

What does the line 'Free to wait tables and shine shoes' suggest about the characters' perception of freedom in America?

• They feel empowered to pursue any career

• They feel restricted by societal norms

• They feel encouraged to start their own businesses

• They feel limited to low-paying jobs

What is the tone of the song 'America'?

• Serious and contemplative

• Angry and confrontational

• Sad and melancholic

• Joyful and celebratory

What does the line 'Life can be bright in America if you can fight in America' suggest about the characters' experience?

• They face challenges and obstacles in America

• They are constantly striving for perfection in America

• They find it easy to succeed in America

• They are content and fulfilled in America

What is the main message conveyed through the song 'America'?

• The beauty of Puerto Rico

• The struggles of immigrants in America

• The power of love and unity

• The importance of cultural diversity

What does the line 'Long as you stay on your own side' imply about the characters' experience in America?

• They feel welcomed and accepted

• They feel isolated and segregated

• They feel respected and valued

• They feel integrated and included