The Glass Menagerie 1 Jeopardy Template

True or False	Fill In The Blank	Symbol	Guess The Character	Random Questions
100 True Tom Wingfield goes to the movies when he feels frustrated.	100 Friend Jim is an old _____ of Laura's.	100 The fire escape is an emblem of the Wingfields’ poverty What does the fire escape symbolize?	100 Tom Wingfield A man, who drinks occasionally. Also hates his life.	100 Its a memory play. It is being told from a past memory of Toms. What type of play is this is? How do you know?
200 False Back in high school, Laura's cousin used to call her "Blue Roses".	200 Alcoholic, unstable Tom Wingfields father abandoned his family mainly because he was a(n) ______.	200 The glass menagerie symbolizes Laura. Like the glass animals Laura is fragile, a dreamer who doesn’t face reality, and she, like the little animals, is old fashioned What does the glass menagerie symbolize?	200 Mr. Wingfield Abandoned his family a long time ago.	200 A faded Southern belle abandoned by her husband who is trying to raise her two children under harsh financial conditions How would you describe Amanda's role in the play?
300 False Amanda invites over a young friend of hers for dinner.	300 Magazine subscriptions Amanda sells _______________ for a living.	300 This represent Laura’s unique and individual self, a self that Jim and only Jim recognizes What does the nickname "Blue Roses" symbolize?	300 Jim Very athletic, popular, former high school student.	300 Tom Wingfield is responsible because he is the one who has to work consistently on a daily basis in order to provide. Who was the most responsible in the play to support their family?
400 True Tom ends up leaving his family, just like his father.	400 Sympathy Tom ends up feeling ______for his family once he left.	400 Amanda had this problem with alcohol, where she refused to let Tom drink because she didn't want him to end up like his father. She also made sure Jim doesn't drink. What does alcohol symbolize in the play?	400 Amanda This person wishes his/her life was back on track like the old days.	400 Tom is the main character, and the protagonist Who do you think is the main character of the play—Tom, Laura, or Amanda? Why? Is the main character the protagonist? Is there an antagonist?
500 False Jim despises Laura, and as a result he ends up leaving the house the second he finds out she's there.	500 Shy, crippled. The main reason why Laura did not attend college was because she was _______ .	500 Tom hates his life and he uses movies, dancing, and the occasional bottle of booze to get him through. What do the movies symbolize?	500 Laura Wingfield Tends to back down from gentlemen.	500 Tom finds himself struggling to fulfill his dreams of writing poetry. He does not pursue a career in poetry. What was Tom's dream? Does he end up making his dream a reality?

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