Question

2.2.3 quiz: understand a raisin in the sun, part ii
question 3 of 10
what is one of ruths internal conflicts in a raisin in the sun?
a. she loves her family but is stifled in the small apartment.
b. she wants to grow more plants, but there is not enough light.
c. she wants a house but refuses to live in a white neighborhood.
d. she wants to support walters business but has a business idea of her own.

Explanation:

In A Raisin in the Sun, Ruth's internal conflict lies in her love for her family and the sense of being stifled in the small apartment. This shows a conflict within her about her living situation and her family ties. Option B is a minor external issue (lack of light for plants). Option C is more about external racial - neighborhood factors rather than an internal conflict for Ruth. Option D is not a conflict presented in the play for Ruth.

Answer:

A. She loves her family but is stifled in the small apartment.