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- 1. Multiple ChoiceLoves family but cannot see beyond the confines of own home and businessSteve DeeverJoe KellerChris Keller
- 2. Multiple ChoiceProfoundly changed by experiences in the war and angry that the world did not change as a result of warSteve DeeverJoe KellerChris Keller
- 3. Multiple ChoiceDescribed as a “little man” incapable of making decisions as simple as buying a shirtSteve DeeverJoe KellerChris Keller
- 4. Multiple ChoiceStudied law but cannot see its purpose in the world any longerSteve DeeverChris KellerGeorge Deever
- 5. Multiple ChoiceFeels trapped in marriage, wants to do medical research but has obligationsJoe KellerSteve DeeverJim BaylissFrank Lubey
- 6. Multiple ChoiceOne character who seems to have sacrificed nothing but has everything he could wantJoe KellerSteve DeeverJim BaylissFrank Lubey
- 7. Multiple ChoiceLoves family but ignores one son in favor of the memory of the other oneKate KellerAnn DeeverSue BaylissLydia Lubey
- 8. Multiple ChoiceNot afraid to tell the truth if it gets her what she wantsKate KellerAnn DeeverSue BaylissLydia Lubey
- 9. Multiple ChoiceCynical, feels her husband is resentful of her, worries about having material thingsKate KellerAnn DeeverSue BaylissLydia Lubey
- 10. Multiple ChoiceHappy, carefree, seemingly untouched by the Kellers’ liesKate KellerAnn DeeverSue BaylissLydia Lubey
- 11. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following best describes the mood in the opening scene of the play?angry, tensecasual, relaxeddepressing, sadpeaceful, tranquil
- 12. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following best describes the mood after Ann arrives?angry, tensefestive, celebratorydepressing, sadpeaceful, tranquil
- 13. Multiple ChoiceWhat is most important to Joe?familyneighborssonsbusiness
- 14. Multiple ChoiceWhat is most important to Kate?money and successChris's respectprotecting JoeAnn's happiness
- 15. Multiple ChoiceWhy does Joe think the neighbors believe his story?they visit a lotthey borrow things from himthey had a parade when he came homethey play cards with him
- 16. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the themes listed does All My Sons have in common with Walter's Purple Heart?One’s individual self is unique and invaluable.Family is more important than anything.War is necessary for the protection and prosperity of a nation.Some sacrifices are too great.
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