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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 Inez say they all must be guilty of?
(a) Embezzlement.
(b) Murder.
(c) Something.
(d) Nothing.
2. When Estelle enters the room, who is already there?
(a) Inez and Florence.
(b) only Florence.
(c) only Garcin.
(d) Inez and Garcin.
3. What is the temperature like in the room?
(a) Too hot.
(b) Mild.
(c) Too cold.
(d) Warm, but bearable.
4. Who tries to take off his/her jacket?
(a) Garcin.
(b) Garcin.
(c) Inez.
(d) Estelle.
5. Which character is the first to offer up his/her sofa to the third person to enter the room?
(a) Garcin.
(b) Estelle.
(c) Inez.
(d) Valet.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where was Garcin shot?
2. Will the Valet always come when the bell rings?
3. According to one of the characters, how many official torturers does Hell have?
4. Estelle says that she is in the room...
5. Who is the second character to enter the room?
Short Essay Questions
1. What kinds of differences are established between the three characters when Estelle asks if the other two have ever attended a country party at the home of one of her friends?
2. As Inez, Estelle, and Garcin watch their friends and family back on Earth, how do they react?
3. When Garcin asks the Valet what is outside the room, what does the Valet say?
4. What are some examples of foreshadowing in the first part of the play?
5. When Garcin asks Inez how she knows what a torturer looks like, what does she say?
6. Do you think that one of these characters is more truthful than the other two? If so, which one?
7. What does Estelle say about why she thinks she is in the room?
8. When Garcin is asked why he is in the room, what does he say? Do you believe him, and why or why not?
9. Describe, at this point in the play, the nature of hell.
10. What does Estelle complain about when she enters the room?
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