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Who says, "I'm losing weight, Pop, you notice?" |
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Biff |
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Linda |
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Ben |
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Hap |
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Charley |
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| 2 |
What object symbolizes Willy's best year, the year in which he felt most happy and successful? |
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A Hastings refrigerator |
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A Studebaker |
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A red 1928 Chevy |
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A house surrounded by apartment buildings |
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A wire recorder |
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Why does Willy want Linda to stop darning her stockings? |
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Because he's ashamed that he can't buy her new ones. |
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Because Biff believes that this is one of Willy's failed attempts at economy. |
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Because this action reminds him of the stockings he gave to The Woman and his subsequent infidelity. |
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A and B |
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A and C |
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Who says, "My salvation is that I never took any interest in anything"? |
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Charley |
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Bernard |
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Ben |
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Biff |
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Hap |
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| 5 |
When and where does the play take place? |
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In the past, when Biff was a football star. |
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In the present, when Willy cannot make a living. |
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Both |
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Neither |
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| 6 |
One character epitomizes success and lost chances for Willy; this character says "The jungle is dark but full of diamonds." Who is it? |
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Charley, whose hard business sense Willy admires. |
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Bernard, who argues a case before the Supreme Court. |
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Biff, who "threw his life away for spite." |
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Hap, who intends to succeed as Willy never could. |
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Ben, who offered Willy opportunities outside the city. |
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Who is Dave Singleman? |
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Willy's successful brother, who appears to him frequently. |
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The man to whom Biff applies for a loan. |
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The greatest salesman Willy ever knew. |
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Willy's boss, the man who owns the wire recorder. |
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Willy's father. |
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Who says, "Attention! Attention must be paid!" |
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Biff |
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Hap |
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Charley |
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Linda |
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Ben |
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| 9 |
Which one of the following is NOT a repeated motif, phrase, or gesture in the play? |
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"The woods are burning!" |
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That nothing is planted, and that there is no room in the neighborhood any more. (Willy) |
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The laugh of The Woman |
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Biff's desire to work outdoors and with his hands |
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Linda picking flowers |
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Which character says, "He had the wrong dreams. All, all wrong"? |
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Biff |
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Hap |
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Charley |
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Linda |
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Bernard |
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