Which Arthur Miller play features Willy Loman and his two sons Biff and Happy?

Which Arthur Miller play features Willy Loman and his two sons Biff and Happy?

• A. The Crucible
• B. Death of a Salesman
• C. A View from the Bridge
• D. All My Sons

Answer: (B)

This question tests your knowledge of Arthur Miller's plays and which characters belong to which work. Death of a Salesman is the one that centers on Willy Loman, a traveling salesman, and his two sons, Biff and Happy. The drama follows Willy’s drift between his hopeful visions of the American Dream and the harsher reality of his failures, shaping the tension with his sons as they navigate expectations and truth.

The other plays feature different families and conflicts: The Crucible is set in Salem with John Proctor and others facing witchcraft accusations; A View from the Bridge follows Eddie Carbone and his relationships in a Brooklyn neighborhood; All My Sons centers on the Keller family dealing with a wartime business scandal. Because only Death of a Salesman includes Willy Loman along with his two sons, it is the correct choice.