Understanding 'Death of a Salesman'

The video is a passionate review of Arthur Miller's 'Death of a Salesman'. The speaker shares their admiration for the play, summarizing its plot about a salesman who dreams of wealth but faces the harsh reality of his unfulfilled life. The review highlights themes of dreams, family expectations, and the pursuit of happiness over money. The speaker reflects on the tragic ending and the lessons learned, emphasizing the importance of choosing happiness over societal pressures.

What is the narrator's initial reaction to 'Death of a Salesman'?

• Admiration

• Confusion

• Indifference

• Disappointment

Who is the main character in 'Death of a Salesman'?

• Arthur Miller

• Biff Loman

• Happy Loman

• Willy Loman

What is Willy Loman's dream?

• To be a farmer

• To be a millionaire

• To be a teacher

• To be an artist

What philosophy does Willy pass on to his sons?

• Travel and exploration

• Hard work and business success

• Art over business

• Happiness over wealth

What does Biff want to do with his life?

• Become a writer

• Become a businessman

• Become a farmer

• Become a teacher

What realization does Willy come to about his life?

• He has achieved all his dreams

• He is happy with his life

• He has not made any money or fulfilled his dreams

• He is a successful businessman

How does the narrator describe the emotional impact of the play?

• Emotional and true to life

• Confusing and unrealistic

• Funny and light-hearted

• Boring and unrelatable

What mental state is Willy in during the play?

• Happy and content

• Calm and collected

• Confused and having visions

• Angry and violent

What does Willy do at the end of the play?

• He takes his own life

• He retires peacefully

• He starts a new business

• He moves to the countryside

What is the narrator's personal reflection on Willy's choices?

• Willy should have become a teacher

• Willy should have moved to a different city

• Willy should have accepted his life and focused on happiness

• Willy should have pursued wealth more aggressively