ARITS Act II Scene 3 Quiz

What does Beneatha and Ruth's conversation at the beginning of Act II Scene 3 reveal about changing family dynamics?

• Receiving the rest of the insurance money has made Walter more available in his relationship with Ruth.

• Mama's focus on the house came at the expense of her daughter's mental health.

• Travis's dreams of becoming a bus driver have caused him to become distanced from his father.

• Beneatha's motivation to become a doctor was really about sticking it to Ruth.

Who is Karl Lindner?

• A representative from the South Chicago city government.

• A nosy neighbor.

• A representative from the Clyburne Park neighborhood association.

• An attorney sent by the Youngers' new neighbors.

Why did Karl Lindner visit the Youngers' apartment?

• To welcome them to the Clyburne Park neighborhood.

• To serve them an eviction notice.

• To help them set up their water, gas, and electricity in their new house.

• To offer them money not to move to Clyburne Park.

What was Walter's reaction to Lindner?

• To tell Lindner that he would think about his offer.

• To tell Lindner that he would respectfully decline the offer.

• To tell Lindner to get out of his house.

• To tell Lindner that he would never be a real neighborhood association representative.

Describe Lindner's tone in his conversation with the Younger family. How does it compare or contrast with Lindner's message?

SENTENCE STEM: In his visit with the Younger family, Lindner's tone can be described as _________. This tone is [CHOOSE ONE: SIMILAR/DIFFERENT] from his overall message because _____________.