Fences

Troy doesn't want his son to be like him because:

• He wants Cory to get rich during his lifetime
  
• Troy only cares about himself
• Troy wants to protect his son from being like him
• Troy is just telling a story right now

Troy feels his responsibility to his son is only

• To nurture him and help him mature as a young man
• To love him unconditionally, no matter what
• To prepare him for his football career
• To provide for him (food, clothes, etc.)
  

 Troy feels ___________ about his previous career in sports.

• Proud
• Bitter
• Excited
• Ashamed

In this play, fences are used to 

• act as a barrier between oneself and others
• protect people emotionally
• can be an actual object that one could touch
• all of these options are correct

What, according to Troy, is "strike 1" for Cory?

• Hitting his father (Cory hitting Troy)
• Being disrespectful to his father (Cory to Troy)
• Skipping school
• Not doing his chores

What, according to Troy, is "strike 2" for Cory?

• Hitting his father (Cory to Troy)
• Being disrespectful to his father (Cory to Troy)
• Skipping school
• Not doing his chores

What, according to Troy, is "strike 3" for Cory?

• When they fight physically at the end of act 2, scene 4
• When Cory joins the military
• When Cory drops out of school
• When Rose raises Raynell

What did Troy buy with Gabe's disability money?

• a car
• furniture
• a house 
• an education

What ritual takes places on Friday nights at the Maxson household?

• Everyone goes to see Cory play football
• Lyons plays music for the family
• Troy and Bono drink and let loose after work
  
• Gabriel recounts how he chased hellhounds all day

Who tries to help Troy see that he has to come clean about his affair?

• Bono
• Mr. Rand
• Cory
• None of these options