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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Walter Lee has been missing from work for:
(a) Three weeks
(b) Three hours
(c) Three nights
(d) Three days
2. What does Ruth tell Travis to do when Karl Lindner arrives?
(a) Do his homework
(b) Bring some water
(c) Go downstairs
(d) Turn the radio off
3. What advice does Asagai give to Beneatha?
(a) Never let people see you crying
(b) Don't be afraid to try something new
(c) Don't put all your eggs in one basket
(d) Never be afraid to sit awhile and think
4. Where does Karl Lindner live?
(a) Chicago Housing
(b) South Parkway
(c) Clybourne Park
(d) Lake Shore Drive
5. Which character enters in a happy, excited mood?
(a) Joseph Asagai
(b) Karl Lindner
(c) Travis Younger
(d) Willie Harris
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Mama ask Beneatha and Ruth to do?
2. Walter Lee can't understand why:
3. Mrs. Johnson's personality can be described as:
4. As the scene opens, what does Beneatha carry?
5. Beneatha walks by dressed in:
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Walter Lee ask Karl Lindner to come back to the apartment?
2. Why does Mama insist on Travis staying while Walter Lee talks to Karl Lindner?
3. Why is Beneatha upset at Walter Lee in this scene?
4. Ruth tells Beneatha she went out with Walter Lee the night before. Why is that special?
5. How does Ruth react to Mama giving up on the move to the new house?
6. At the end of the play, Mama tells Ruth that Walter Lee "finally come into his manhood today." What does it mean to come into your manhood?
7. How do we know that Beneatha tends to hold political positions that promote civil rights?
8. Walter Lee asks Mr. Lindner to get out, but Mr. Lindner leaves something behind. What?
9. Beneatha says that there's nothing left of Walter Lee to love now. How does Mama respond?
10. Describe Walter Lee's body language as he approaches Karl Lindner to accept the man's offer.
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