Waiting for Godot Quiz | Four Week Quiz B

This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 162 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

Waiting for Godot Quiz | Four Week Quiz B

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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Act 2, Pages 54-58.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Vladimir asks Pozzo if he can ask Lucky to sing or recite before they leave near the end of the play. Pozzo tells him
(a) Lucky will be happy to sing.
(b) That Lucky is dumb and cannot sing or recite.
(c) Lucky will be happy to recite again.
(d) That this time, Lucky will ask for money before he will recite.

2. When Pozzo and Lucky meet Estragon and Vladimir the next day, Pozzo tells them that he woke up one day finding everything had changed and that he sometimes wonders if he isn't
(a) Getting very old
(b) Losing his mind.
(c) Afraid to see.
(d) Still asleep.

3. Vladimir is glad that Lucky and Pozzo return in Act II because now they will have help
(a) Chopping down the tree for firewood.
(b) Finding something to eat.
(c) Waiting for Godot.
(d) Someone to watch out while they sleep.

4. Pozzo controls Lucky with
(a) A long rope that goes around his neck and has created a large sore.
(b) His fists.
(c) A sword he threatens him with.
(d) A stick he beats him with.

5. After some time observing Lucky and the relationship he has with Pozzo, at the end of Act I, it is clear that Lucky is
(a) Begging for help from Estragon and Vladimir.
(b) Waiting for his chance to run away.
(c) Very content to be working for Pozzo.
(d) Unwilling or unable to do anything to change his life.

Short Answer Questions

1. When Estragon approaches Lucky in the second act and starts to kick him, he

2. What is Estragon's reply when Vladimir tells him he cannot go barefoot in Act 1?

3. In Act I, Pozzo tells Estragon and Vladimir that if he were waiting for Godot, he would

4. In Act I, Estragon and Vladimir ask the boy why he is so late in coming. The boy tells them he has been waiting because he was

5. Estragon and Vladimir have an argument in Act II, but decide to converse politely because they can't keep silent because don't want to...

(see the answer key)

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