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Hosted by Ms. Gharda

Who?What?When? Where?

Row 1, Col 1 In love with John Proctor and accuses his wife of witchcraft, hoping it will enable them to be together. Who is Abigail Williams?

1,2 A victim of sexism and racism, the many restrictions she faced may have led her to seek power by admitting to witchcraft. Who is Tituba?

1,3 His disability is an added struggle to the financial problems he and his partner faced as workers during the Great Depression. Who is Lennie?

1,4 He wants to make his own way in New York, even though his family already has a business he could easily make a good living by working. Who is Nick Carraway?

1,5 She also faces racism and sexism when her brother tells her she’s expecting too much in wanting to be a doctor. Who is Beneatha?

2,1 These symbolize George Murchison’s assimilationist tendencies. What are his white shoes?

2,2 Daisy wears this color, which is a false façade of purity. What white?

2,3 This symbolizes a false signal that Gatsby reads as encouragement for him to go after his dreams to be with the money-hungry Daisy. What is the green light at the end of her dock?

2,4 The three American dreams that actually conflict with one another in Raisin in the Sun. What is a house, an education, and a career?

2,5 The death of this animal foreshadows Lennie’s death. What is Candy’s dog?

3,1 What is New York? The city in which The Great Gatsby is set.

3,2 The state in which Of Mice and Men is set. What is California?

3,3 The city in which Raisin in the Sun is set. What is Chicago?

3,4 What is Minnesota? The state where Gatsby’s father (and Gatsby himself) is really from.

3, 5 The name of the neighborhood where the Youngers are moving. What is Clybourne Park?

4,1 The major historical event that likely prompted George and Lennie to find themselves forced to wander the state in search of work. What is the Great Depression?

4,2 The Roaring 20s in which The Great Gatsby was set is also referred to as the _______ Age, a phrase Fitzgerald himself coined. What is Jazz?

4,3 The Youngers are facing a conflict in their new neighborhood that is likely a residue of this set of laws. What are Jim Crow laws?

4,4 The difficulty of determining the truth of who Jay Gatsby really IS reflects the influence of the disillusionment of America’s world wars in literature during this literary era. What is modernism?

4,5 The attention to detail and the use of dialect reflect the key features of this literary era in which Of Mice and Men was written. What is realism?