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ARITS Act Three Questions

The document consists of questions related to Act Three of 'A Raisin in the Sun,' focusing on character interactions and themes such as optimism, idealism versus realism, and the significance of Mama's plant. It explores the emotional changes in characters like Beneatha and Walter, as well as their perspectives on money and identity. The questions prompt a deeper analysis of the characters' motivations and the implications of their choices.

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ARITS Act Three Questions

The document consists of questions related to Act Three of 'A Raisin in the Sun,' focusing on character interactions and themes such as optimism, idealism versus realism, and the significance of Mama's plant. It explores the emotional changes in characters like Beneatha and Walter, as well as their perspectives on money and identity. The questions prompt a deeper analysis of the characters' motivations and the implications of their choices.

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A Raisin in the Sun

Act Three Questions


Directions: answer the following questions using complete sentences:

1. When Asagai arrives at the apartment, how does his mood contract with Walter’s and Beneatha’s?

2. How has the loss of the money changed Beneatha’s optimism? What does she tell Asagai? What is
Asagai’s response?

3. How does Asagai define idealists and realists? Which group does he prefer to be associated with?

4. What alternative view of the future does Asagai offer to put Beneatha’s depression in perspective?

5. Asagai leaves and Walter comes into the living room. How does Beneatha attack Walter? What does
Walter do?

6. How has Mama’s physical appearance changed? Why does Mama put her plant back on the windowsill?

7. Who does Mama blame for the current situation, and how does she plan to deal with it?

8. Up until now, Ruth has been the practical one. How does she react to Mama’s new attitude?

9. When Walter arrives back home, what does he say he has done? What does he plan to do?
A Raisin in the Sun
Act Three Questions
Directions: answer the following questions using complete sentences:

10. Describe Walter’s new view of life as being divided between the “takers” and the “tooken.”

11. What does Mama mean when she tells Walter that if he takes Lindner’s money he will have nothing left
inside?

12. Beneatha says Walter is no brother of hers. What lesson does Mama have to remind Beneatha about?

13. When Lindner arrives, why does Mama insist that Travis stay in the room?

14. What does Walter tell Lindner? Why?

15. What is the importance of having Mama return to the empty apartment to grab her plant? That plant
represents

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