A Raisin in the Sun
The Younger family is waiting for this at the start of the play.
life insurance check
Victor does this to bring the creature to life.
Electricity to animate the body
Victor’s immediate reaction after creation is this.
horror / disgust / fear
Who does Lear want to divide his kingdom between?
Cordelia, Goneril, and Regan
Goneril and Regan flatter Lear by doing this.
excessive praise and flattery
Walter’s dream involves investing in this type of business.
A liquor store
Victor is motivated by this emotion to chase the creature.
guilt / fear
The creature first learns language by doing this.
listening to humans speaking
The storm is significant because it represents this.
chaos / inner turmoil / madness
The Fool contributes by doing this.
Giving humor / advice
Beneatha wants to become this profession.
A medical doctor
The De Lacey family lives in this type of setting.
A cottage in the woods
Where does Victor die?
On the ship in the Arctic
Lear becomes angry with Cordelia because of this.
She refuses to give false flattery
Edgar helps Gloucester in this way.
He leads him to Dover but does not let him jump
This character represents racial segregation and prejudice.
Karl Lindner
The Arctic expedition is originally led by this character.
Robert Walton
The creature learns about kindness and cruelty through this method.
hidden observation
Kent is punished for doing this.
remaining loyal to Lear
Edmund’s fate at the end is this.
Killed by his own brother during a duel
Each family member wants to use the money for these different purposes.
Mama- house
Beneatha- medical school
Walter- liquor store
Ruth- security with the new baby
Victor’s goal in creating the creature is this.
What is to discover the secret of life
Victor refuses this request from the creature.
To create a companion creature
Edmund reveals this about his character in his soliloquy.
ambition, resentment toward legitimacy, and desire for power
Lear reacts to Cordelia’s fate in this way.
grief / heartbreak / despair