Waiting for Godot Quiz | Eight Week Quiz G

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Waiting for Godot Quiz | Eight Week Quiz G

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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Act 2, Pages 58-60.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In Act II, Estragon and Vladimir are agitated because someone is coming so they decide to
(a) Go find something to eat.
(b) Run far away.
(c) Hide behind the tree.
(d) Go looking for Godot to save them.

2. Finally, toward the end of the play, Vladimir tells Estragon they will hang themselves tomorrow unless
(a) The boy comes back.
(b) Lucky and Pozzo come back.
(c) Godot comes.
(d) They find enough money to live better.

3. In the first act, Estragon exclaims that Vladimir smells of
(a) Salt.
(b) Tobacco.
(c) Garlic.
(d) Roses.

4. When Estragon starts to tell Vladimir about the dream he was having, Vladimir
(a) Falls asleep.
(b) Shouts for him to stop!
(c) Listens intently.
(d) Keeps interrupting the story.

5. For the second time in the play, Estragon and Vladimir talk about hanging themselves on the tree, but they can't because they
(a) Don't have any rope.
(b) Should go to sleep instead.
(c) Had cut down the tree.
(d) Need to wait for Godot.

Short Answer Questions

1. Vladimir tries to clarify that he and Estragon met Pozzo and Lucky yesterday. Pozzo tells him he doesn't remember meeting them yesterday and that tomorrow

2. Pozzo asks Estragon how old he thinks Vladimir is. Estragon tells him

3. While discussing the hanging, Vladimir asks Estragon what they should do. Estragon replies

4. When Estragon approaches Lucky in the second act and starts to kick him, he

5. In Act II, Estragon and Vladimir talk aimlessly for awhile and have a hard time keeping up the conversation. Vladimir begs Estragon to speak. Finally, Estragon asks what they should do now, and Vladimir tells him they should

(see the answer key)

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