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The Great God Brown | Quiz

Eugene O'Neill
This Study Guide consists of approximately 54 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of The Great God Brown.

The Great God Brown | Quiz

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1)

What does Cybel say is alright if you let it alone? (from Act 1, Scene 3)

Marriage.
Religion.
Night.
Life.
2)

Where are Margaret's boys dressed to go? (from Epilogue)

A dance.
School.
A funeral.
A concert.
3)

Where does Act 2, Scene 1 take place? (from Act 2, Scene 1)

Cybel's parlor.
Billy's office.
Margaret's kitchen.
Dion's studio.
4)

Who does Dion call an ancient humorist? (from Act 1, Scene 3)

Margaret.
Billy.
Jesus.
God.
5)

What does Cybel say she can see when the truth hits her? (from Act 2, Scene 1)

Dishonesty.
Mars.
The stars.
The moon.
6)

What is the only light Billy has in the room? (from Act 2, Scene 3)

A gas lamp.
A reading lamp.
An oil lamp.
A candle.
7)

What kind of music can the audience hear in the distance? (from Epilogue)

Trance music.
Classical music.
Blues music.
Dance music.
8)

What does Margaret say the boys must not waste on her? (from Epilogue)

Energy.
Love.
June.
Conversation.
9)

What does Margaret say is the only reason she has stood by Dion? (from Act 2, Scene 2)

Billy.
Her love for him.
Her parents.
Her boys.
10)

What two items of furniture has Cybel added to the room? (from Act 2, Scene 1)

A pool table and a foot rest.
A desk and a piano.
A sofa and a chair.
A table and a stool.
11)

What does the Younger Draftsman say Dion is as drunk as? (from Act 3, Scene 3)

A simpleton.
A bum.
A sailor.
A fool.
12)

Who does Dion say his mask turns him into? (from Act 2, Scene 3)

Bad Boy Pan.
Jack Frost.
Lucifer's Slave Child.
Satan's Ghost.
13)

What does Cybel say Dion was born with? (from Act 2, Scene 1)

Thorns in his mouth.
Ghosts in his eyes.
Horns on his forehead.
Mud in his ears.
14)

Which character in Act 4, Scene 1 says "Got him!"? (from Act 4, Scene 1)

Captain.
Billy.
Margaret.
Cybel.
15)

What does Dion say the ancient humorist has given him? (from Act 1, Scene 3)

A weak chin.
A bloody nose.
No neck.
Weak eyes.
16)

What does Billy say calls Dion to work? (from Act 3, Scene 2)

Our beautiful new Capitol.
Our beautiful love.
Our beautiful lord.
Our beautiful new Cathredral.
17)

What does Cybel take from Billy? (from Act 4, Scene 1)

Dion's mask.
His wallet.
His white cloth.
Dion's plans.
18)

What does Billy offer the man when he enters his office? (from Act 3, Scene 1)

A brandy.
A cigarette.
A cigar.
A whisky.
19)

What does Cybel tell the Captain is Dion's name? (from Act 4, Scene 2)

Animal.
Man.
Lucifer.
Human.
20)

Who does Margaret ask her boys not to forget? (from Epilogue)

Their mother.
Their father.
Their first love.
Each other.
21)

What does Dion tell the boys they must inherit from their mother? (from Act 2, Scene 2)

The sun.
The stars.
The moon.
The earth.
22)

What does Billy say Dion never does? (from Act 3, Scene 2)

Cry.
Paint.
Laugh.
Fall in love.
23)

What kind of state does the author say Dion is in? (from Act 2, Scene 3)

Delectable.
Frolicsome.
Wild.
Drunken.
24)

What does Billy say he is safely in? (from Act 3, Scene 2)

Prison.
Heaven.
Hell.
A family.
25)

What kind of sheep does Dion say he is? (from Act 1, Scene 3)

Bald and nude.
Pregnant and scared.
Neutered and angry.
Old and diseased.
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