Waiting for Godot Quiz | Eight Week Quiz E

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Waiting for Godot Quiz | Eight Week Quiz E

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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Act 2, Pages 35-44.

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. During their initial conversation in the first act, what does Estragon tell Vladimir is unbuttoned?
(a) The buttons on his fly.
(b) The buttons on his pocket.
(c) The buttons on his shoes.
(d) The buttons on his shirt.

3. 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 entertains the others by dancing.
(d) He walks over to Lucky and hugs him again.

4. During a conversation in Act I, Estragon says he is hungry. Vladimir offers him
(a) Turnips and carrots.
(b) A drink.
(c) A potato.
(d) Chocolate and cookies.

5. At the very beginning of Act I, Vladimir enters the stage where he finds Estragon. Vladimir asks him where he spent the night. Estragon tells him he spent the night
(a) In the park.
(b) In a ditch.
(c) On a bench.
(d) At the Holiday Inn.

Short Answer Questions

1. 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

2. A piece of costuming that Estragon, Vladimir, Pozzo, and Lucky wear throughout the play is a

3. The boy claims to work or Mr. Godot by minding the

4. When Lucky hears Pozzo talking to Estragon and Vladimir about the fair, he starts to

5. When Estragon complains that he will never walk again, Vladimir tells Estragon that, if necessary, he will

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