What is the name of the association Mr. Lindner represents?

• A. The Neighborhood Association
• B. The United Housing Council
• C. The Clybourne Park Improvement Association
• D. The White Neighbors League

Answer: (C)

This question checks your recall of the exact group Mr. Lindner represents in the play. In the scene where he visits the Younger family, he comes as the spokesman for a local neighborhood group. The group's name is the Clybourne Park Improvement Association. Its title signals “improvement,” but in context it’s the organization used to oppose integration and protect white residents’ interests, including property values. Since this is the specific group named in the play, it’s the best answer. The other options sound plausible but do not appear in the text as the group Lindner represents.