14. which of the following statements best describes walters attitude toward george?\na. he likes george and…

14. which of the following statements best describes walters attitude toward george?\na. he likes george and thinks of him like a brother\nb. he is nice to george because he hopes beneatha will marry him and possibly make the family rich like georges family.\nc. complicated; on the one hand, he clearly aspires to be as successful in business as the murchisons are, and yet at the same time, he cannot stand georges arrogance.\nd. walter hates george and blames him for walters lack of opportunities.\n15. what noteworthy detail about the house that mama has purchased foreshadows future conflict?\na. its very expensive and the loan will be hard for the family to pay off.\nb. its very small and needs a lot of repair.\nc. its in a neighborhood where white people live.\nd. she made a down payment on the house, but the loan has not yet been approved.

14. which of the following statements best describes walters attitude toward george?\na. he likes george and thinks of him like a brother\nb. he is nice to george because he hopes beneatha will marry him and possibly make the family rich like georges family.\nc. complicated; on the one hand, he clearly aspires to be as successful in business as the murchisons are, and yet at the same time, he cannot stand georges arrogance.\nd. walter hates george and blames him for walters lack of opportunities.\n15. what noteworthy detail about the house that mama has purchased foreshadows future conflict?\na. its very expensive and the loan will be hard for the family to pay off.\nb. its very small and needs a lot of repair.\nc. its in a neighborhood where white people live.\nd. she made a down payment on the house, but the loan has not yet been approved.

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Brief Explanations:

For question 14, in the context of the story, Walter has a complex view of George. He admires the Murchisons' success but dislikes George's arrogance. For question 15, the fact that the house is in a neighborhood where white people live often leads to conflict in the story's setting.

Answer:

  1. C. Complicated; on the one hand, he clearly aspires to be as successful in business as the Murchisons are, and yet at the same time, he cannot stand George’s arrogance.
  2. C. It’s in a neighborhood where white people live.