Philadelphia Here I Come! Quiz | Two Week Quiz A

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Philadelphia Here I Come! Quiz | Two Week Quiz A

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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Episode 2.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who are Gar's friends?
(a) Tney are Canon and Boyle.
(b) They are Ned, Tom and Joe.
(c) They are Canon and Ben.
(d) They are Ben and Boyle.

2. Why does private Gar quote Edmund Burke’s lines, “It is now sixteen or seventeen years since I saw the Queen of France…at Versailles” (12)?
(a) Private Gar is warning public Gar against getting caught up in memories.
(b) Private Gar wishes to see the queen of France.
(c) Private Gar has studied Burke.
(d) Private Gar is fond of Burke.

3. Why does public Gar accept Aunt Lizzy's offer?
(a) Public Gar feels he needs a change.
(b) Public Gar realizes that the opportunities in the U.S. are tremendous.
(c) Public Gar feels sorry for Aunt Lizzy.
(d) Public Gar is hurt that Aunt Lizzy thinks he is cold.

4. Why does Gar ask his father to say something in Episode 2?
(a) He wishes SB would convince Katie.
(b) He wishes SB would guide him in his decision.
(c) He wishes SB would speak to him.
(d) He wishes SB would be more talkative.

5. Who is the sponsorship paper from?
(a) The sponsorship letter is from SB.
(b) The sponsorship letter is from Aunt Lizzy.
(c) The sponsorship letter is from Ben Burton.
(d) The sponsorship letter is from Conal Sweeney, Aunt Lizzy's husband.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the Emperor Hotel?

2. Why does Gar say that Boyle may have been his father?

3. How did Ben Burton help Lizzy and Con?

4. Who are the Gallagher girls?

5. Why does Aunt Lizzy say, "Typical Irish" (47)?

(see the answer key)

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