1. During the first act, when Estragon complains because Vladimir woke him up, Vladimir tells Estragon he woke him up because
(a) He just felt like it.
(b) Estragon was snoring.
(c) He felt lonely.
(d) It was Estragon's turn to keep watch.

2. What does Estragon do as soon as his leg feels good enough to walk again in Act 1?
(a) He walks over to Lucky and spits on him.
(b) He hugs Vladimir
(c) He walks over to Lucky and hugs him again.
(d) He entertains the others by dancing.

3. What is the fundamental relationship between Pozzo and Lucky?
(a) Pozzo serves Lucky and is dependent on him.
(b) They just met.
(c) They are good friends.
(d) Lucky serves Pozzo and is dependent on him.

4. Several times during the play, the tree on stage is the subject of conversation. In the first act, Vladimir identifies the tree as a(an)
(a) Oak.
(b) Pecan.
(c) Willow.
(d) Magnolia.

5. After Estragon's leg is hurt, what does Pozzo tell him?
(a) That he will pay Estragon money to make up for it.
(b) That he doesn't care, and Estragon should stop complaining.
(c) That he had warned Estragon that Lucky didn't like strangers.
(d) That he is glad that Estragon got hurt.

Short Answer Questions

1. During the course of the play, Estragon asks Vladimir if he is sure they are waiting in the right spot. In Act I, in response to Estragon's concern, Vladimir reminds him they were told to wait by the

2. The two main characters in the play are waiting for

3. Pozzo treats Lucky like a

4. What is the most significant thing on the stage? It is talked about several times during the play.

5. During one of the conservations about the Bible, Vladimir tells Estragon he should have been a

(see the answer key)

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