Act I, scene i 1). What line(s) in the text suggests that Ruth feels hopeless? 2). What lines in the text reveals that Beneatha does not think or act like a traditional woman of her time?
3). What lines in the text reveals that Mama thinks and acts like a woman of her time? Act I, scene ii
1). What lines in the text reveals that Walter’s dream is only a materialistic desire for money?
2).What lines in the text reveals that the family members use humor to reduce the stressful ness of their situation?
3). What lines in the text reveals that Beneatha feels that missionaries are misguided while Mama believes the church is working to “save” people in Africa? Act II, scene i.
1). What actions does Beneatha take to show George and her family that she refuses to “assimilate?”
2). What lines in the text reveals that Walter is intimidating by Grorge’s college education? Act II, scene iii. 1). What lines from the text reveals that Mr. Lindner does not want the family moving into the neighborhood? 2). What lines text reveals that even though people preach equality, it’s not yet ingrained in the heart of man?
3). What lines from the text reveals that greed and self-interest will destroy a dreamer? Act III
1). What lines from the text reveals that Beneatha has lost hope? 2). What lines from the text reveals that Mama is also starting to give up on her dream? 3). What lines from the text reveals that Ruth is the only one that is not willing to give up on her dream, and she is willing to work for it?