1. How does Guildenstern reply to Rosencrantz's idea about how Guildenstern must be feeling?
(a) He says there are plenty more coins where those came from.
(b) He says there is suspense while the coins are in the air.
(c) He says he is not really thinking about the game.
(d) He says that he doesn't mind losing because Rosencrantz is his friend.

2. What is the Player's response when Rosencrantz asks if the two of them are enough for an audience?
(a) The Player says they will have to find more people to attend the show.
(b) The Player says it is all right if they pay extra for the show.
(c) He says two is small for an audience but about average for voyeurs.
(d) The Player says they do not have time to put on a show right then.

3. What is Guildenstern's angry reply to the Player's suggestion?
(a) He says he was prepared for any kind of messenger, but instead he is approached by prostitutes.
(b) He calls the Player a pimp and orders him to leave with his troupe.
(c) He draws his sword and tells the Player if he suggests that again, he will kill him.
(d) He laughs in the Player's face and calls him stupid.

4. What does Guildenstern mean when he says he is afraid, too?
(a) He is afraid that it really is his day.
(b) He is afraid that the weather is causing the results.
(c) He is afraid that someone is coming.
(d) He is afraid that he has run out of coins.

5. When Guildenstern insists their meeting must have been chance, how does the Player reply?
(a) Stranger things have happened.
(b) It might have been fate.
(c) It was written into a script.
(d) There is no chance of chance.