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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Krapp do with the first thing he takes out of his pocket in Part 1?
(a) Puts it in a drawer.
(b) Puts it back.
(c) Throws it away.
(d) Puts it in a box.
2. What does Krapp take out of the first drawer in his desk in Part 1?
(a) Flowers.
(b) A reel of tape.
(c) An envelope.
(d) A peach.
3. What does Krapp do with the item he takes out of the first drawer in his desk?
(a) Smells it.
(b) Puts it back.
(c) Listens to it.
(d) Eats it.
4. How old is the Krapp first heard on tape?
(a) 39.
(b) 30.
(c) 21.
(d) 40.
5. What resolution does Krapp-on-tape talk about having as a young man?
(a) To have a child.
(b) To eat more.
(c) To spend less money.
(d) To drink less.
Short Answer Questions
1. What street does Krapp-on-tape say he lived on with the woman when he was younger?
2. What color is Krapp's watch and chain?
3. How many bananas does Krapp-on-tape say he just ate?
4. What is the name of the woman Krapp-on-tape says he used to live with?
5. How many drawers does Krapp's desk have in the play?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Krapp react during and after his song in Part 3?
2. What does Krapp do when he comes back onstage for the second time in Part 1?
3. What does Krapp do just after turning on his first tape in Part 1?
4. What does Krapp talk about just after finishing his song in Part 3?
5. What does Krapp-on-tape say regarding bananas?
6. How does Krapp react after listening to Krapp-on-tape recount the intimate moment with the woman for the second time?
7. Describe how the stage appears in Part 1.
8. Describe what Krapp does when he goes offstage for the first time in the play and what he brings back onstage with him.
9. What does Krapp do when he goes offstage for the second time in Part 1?
10. Describe what is on Krapp's desk at the beginning of Part 1.
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