1. In the dialogue at the beginning of Act II, Vladimir talks Estragon into saying he is happy. Once Estragon makes the statement that he is happy, he asks Vladimir about what they should do now. Vladimir tells him they should
(a) Wait for Godot.
(b) Buy Estragon some new boots.
(c) Go get something to eat.
(d) Go take a shower.

2. Estragon tells Vladimir that if they try to hang themselves
(a) It will be a great success.
(b) Everything will work exactly as they plan because it is a wonderful idea.
(c) They will fail and live to regret it because they both will be hurt.
(d) He will die because he is light but that Didi will break the branch and will be left alive and alone.

3. In Act II, Estragon and Vladimir discuss how to handle Pozzo, but they are concerned because
(a) They are afraid of Lucky and his potential for violence.
(b) They are afraid Pozzo is too strong for them.
(c) They are afraid Pozzo will be able to hit them with the whip.
(d) They are afraid Pozzo and Lucky are trying to trick them.

4. What reasoning does Pozzo give Vladimir for the change in Lucky in Act II?
(a) He says Lucky was beaten.
(b) Nothing, he tell Vladimir to leave them alone and stop asking stupid questions.
(c) He does not offer a reason.
(d) He says it happened one day just like he became blind one day.

5. As they are preparing to leave at the end of Act I, Estragon looks at the tree and tells Vladimir that
(a) The tree looks like it might be dying.
(b) It's too bad they don't have some rope.
(c) It looks like an apple tree.
(d) They could use the tree for fire wood.