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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Act 1, Pages 31-35.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Estragon and Vladimir want to find out why Lucky won't put his packages down. Finally, Pozzo understands the question and tells them that Lucky
(a) Is afraid someone will steal the packages.
(b) Has the right to put his packages down but chooses not to.
(c) Wants to give the packages to Estragon and Vladimir.
(d) Is trying to steal the packages.
2. As Act I is ending, the boy tells Estragon and Vladimir that Mr. Godot will not come to see them today,
(a) And he will not be able to come to see them for some weeks.
(b) But he will surely come tomorrow.
(c) Because he has no intention of ever coming.
(d) Because he has already seen them.
3. After tormenting Lucky awhile, Pozzo decides to eat. In his belongings he has
(a) Ribs and beer.
(b) Cheese and milk.
(c) Chicken and wine.
(d) Lobster and coffee.
4. While Pozzo is talking to Estragon and Vladimir in Act I, Pozzo tells them he is going to get rid of Lucky. Estragon and Vladimir
(a) Are shocked that he would want to get rid of such a faithful servant.
(b) Offer to buy Lucky.
(c) Leave the stage.
(d) Pay no attention to either Pozzo or Lucky.
5. As the boy is about to leave at the end of Act I, he asks Vladimir what he should tell Mr. Godot. Vladimir tells him to tell Mr. Godot that
(a) They really need to see him.
(b) He saw them.
(c) They will wait at home.
(d) They will not wait for him anymore.
Short Answer Questions
1. After some time observing Lucky and the relationship he has with Pozzo, at the end of Act I, it is clear that Lucky is
2. At the end of the first act, Estragon and Vladimir decide they should go,
3. Pozzo controls Lucky with
4. Lucky is clearly working extremely hard carrying packages and serving Pozzo. He is so exhausted that he finally
5. Toward the end of the first act, Estragon wonders if he and Vladimir
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