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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. Who is the second character to enter the room?
(a) Estelle.
(b) Florence.
(c) Inez.
(d) Garcin.
2. How many sofas are there in the room?
(a) Five.
(b) Two.
(c) Three.
(d) One.
3. Inez recognizes what a torturer looks like from...
(a) Looking at herself in the mirror.
(b) Looking at Estelle's reflection the window.
(c) Looking at the Valet's face.
(d) Looking at a picture of Florence.
4. What did Garcin describe his workplace as always being?
(a) Cold as a tomb.
(b) Empty.
(c) Overcrowed.
(d) Stifingly hot.
5. What did Estelle die of?
(a) Tuberculosis.
(b) Dysentery.
(c) Pneumonia.
(d) Scarlet Fever.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who asks the Valet if they can turn out the lights?
2. When Estelle enters the room, who is already there?
3. What is the temperature like in the room?
4. Who says that he/she is already "in order"?
5. Estelle's husband was...
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Sartre introduce Estelle with her concerns about the sofas?
2. Describe Inez's reaction to the Estelle's and Garcin's reasons for why they are in the room.
3. When Garcin is asked why he is in the room, what does he say? Do you believe him, and why or why not?
4. What is Garcin's response to Inez saying that there was reason to be afraid "before," but not now?
5. Describe the room in which Garcin finds himself.
6. When Garcin asks the Valet what is outside the room, what does the Valet say?
7. What are some of the things that cause tension between Inez and Garcin?
8. Why are eyes and "not looking at each other" symbolically important at this part in the play?
9. Describe, at this point in the play, the nature of hell.
10. 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?
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