It is a symbol for the family, it represents Mama's desire for a garden, and it represents the desire for freedom.
What is Mama's plant?
100
Asagai asks Beneatha to do this.
What is marry him and return to Nigeria with him?
100
Mama find this fault in herself.
What is she aimed to high (dreamed too big)?
100
This is the Younger's neighbor.
Who is Mrs. Johnson?
200
He is Beneatha's boyfriend who believes women should be pretty, sophisticated, and simple.
Who is George Murchison?
200
Mama symbolically makes Walter the head of the house by doing this.
What is giving him the remaining $6500 of the insurance money?
200
This is the reason Walter did not accept Mr. Lindner's offer.
What is his conscience would not let him ruin his family pride?
200
This is the change Mama and Ruth notice in Walter.
What is he is more respectful and puts his family first?
200
These are Walter, Mama, and Beneatha's dreams for the money.
What is Walter wants to invest in a liquor store, Mama wants to buy a house, and Beneatha wants to pay for medical school?
300
He runs off with Walter and Bobo's money.
Who is Willie?
300
Walter and Beneatha arguing over how to use the money, Walter leaving and Mama stopping him, and Walter and Ruth arguing over giving Travis money are examples of ___________ in the play.
What are conflicts?
300
Mama says we should love a person most when _________.
What is he or she is down and out and deserves it least?
300
Beneatha believes this about God.
What is God doesn't exist?
300
Mama's refusal to give Walter the insurance money at first angered him for this reason.`
What is it insulted his manhood?
400
He brings bad news to Walter.
Who is Bobo?
400
The real meaning of money, the quest for the American dream, and the search for identity are all ____________ in the play.
What are themes?
400
Mama says Walter has achieved his manhood when _____.
What is he stands up to Mr. Lindner?
400
Mama belief in God is ____________________.
What is strong and says a home without God is dangerous?
400
Asagai's nickname for Beneatha that means one for which bread-food-is not enough is appropriate because of this.
What is Beneatha always wants more and is never satisfied?
500
He represents the Clybourne Park Improvement Association and offers the Youngers money not to move into Clybourne Park.
Who is Mr. Lindner?
500
The items tell actors how to perform and move on stage, they show how a play should be staged, and they allow readers to better understand characters and actions.
What are stage directions?
500
This is the last thing Mama takes from the apartment.
What is her plant?
500
Asagai says this is a shame.
What is a family's dreams depend on a dead man?
500
The metaphor "That money is made of my father's flesh" means this.
What is their father worked and gave of himself so his family would have the money?