9. what does walter say is \life\?\na. money\nb. freedom\nc. work\nd. good health\n10. which of the…

9. what does walter say is \life\?\na. money\nb. freedom\nc. work\nd. good health\n10. which of the following statements best describes mamas attitude toward walter and beneatha?\na. she supports their dreams equally and will do anything to help them achieve those dreams.\nb. she sees her late husband in the way they work, talk, act, and treat one another\nc. she believes they are going down the wrong path\nd. she struggles to understand their dreams and the way they dont seem to be proud of their parents or satisfied with what they have.

9. what does walter say is \life\?\na. money\nb. freedom\nc. work\nd. good health\n10. which of the following statements best describes mamas attitude toward walter and beneatha?\na. she supports their dreams equally and will do anything to help them achieve those dreams.\nb. she sees her late husband in the way they work, talk, act, and treat one another\nc. she believes they are going down the wrong path\nd. she struggles to understand their dreams and the way they dont seem to be proud of their parents or satisfied with what they have.

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Brief Explanations:

For question 9, in the context of the relevant work (presumably a literary work), Walter often associates life with money - his dreams and struggles are centered around financial gain. For question 10, Mama in the work is shown to be a supportive figure who wants her children Walter and Beneatha to achieve their dreams and supports them equally.

Answer:

  1. A. Money
  2. A. She supports their dreams equally and will do anything to help them achieve those dreams.