What is the conflict between George and Beneatha that begins on page 96?

6. What is Mama’s response to Beneatha’s comment that “George is a fool?” How would you characterize this interaction between Mama and Beneatha?

Read the following excerpt from the play A Raisin in the Sun by Lorraine Hansberry:BENEATHA Yes—and I love to talk.GEORGE (Exasperated; rising) I know it and I don't mind it sometimes . . . I want you to cut it out, see—The moody stuff, I mean. . . . As for myself, I want a nice—(Groping)—simple (Thoughtfully)—sophisticated girl . . . not a poet — O.K.? (He starts to kiss her, she rebuffs him again and he jumps up)Which assumption about George is most likely true based on the stage direction?A.He is patient and thoughtful as he tries to tell Beneatha what he thinks of her poetry.B.He is more worried that Beneatha might be unsophisticated than about anything else.C.He has difficulty expressing his feelings and doesn't know how to say he loves Beneatha.D.He expects women to appear sophisticated but not to express sophisticated opinions.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

I wish George and his father would settle their ________ and start talking to each other again.  disagreements  differences  problems  arguments

Conflict is the struggle between opposing forces that drives the plot of a story.a.TRUEb.FALSE

1. What was the root cause of both the XYZ Affair and the Alien & Sedition Acts?Cheating with a MartianThe Whiskey RebellionThe war between England and FranceJealousy of George Washington