Asagai makes a proposal to Beneatha that includes both marriage and another journey. What are the two actions?

• A. To move to Harlem
• B. To marry him and to go to Africa with him
• C. To start a business in Chicago
• D. To donate to charity

Answer: (B)

The question centers on understanding how Asagai frames his offer to Beneatha as both a personal commitment and a shared journey. He proposes that they marry and, together, go to Africa with him. This pairing shows him linking marriage to a larger decision about identity and belonging—choosing a future rooted in African heritage rather than remaining solely within American society.

Why this is the best answer: it directly reflects what Asagai asks of Beneatha in that moment—to join him in a life together and to move to Africa. The other options—that he move to Harlem, start a business in Chicago, or donate to charity—do not match his proposal, which explicitly centers on marriage and relocating to Africa.