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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. At times throughout the play, both Estragon and Vladimir talk about leaving the place where they are waiting, but they do not. Why not?
(a) They are waiting for Godot.
(b) They are watching all the people walking by.
(c) The are happy in this place.
(d) They are looking for money.
2. Estragon and Vladimir discuss where they have spent time in the past and mention which two specific places?
(a) Macon country and Cackon country.
(b) Dodge country and Macon country.
(c) Fairview country and Telfair country.
(d) Dodge country and Cackon country.
3. Who does the boy tell Estragon and Vladimir that Mr. Godot beats?
(a) The boy's mother.
(b) The other boy who minds the cows.
(c) Himself.
(d) The boy's brother.
4. 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.
5. The boy claims to work or Mr. Godot by minding the
(a) Sheep.
(b) Goats.
(c) Horses.
(d) Cows.
Short Answer Questions
1. As Act I is ending, Vladimir tells Estragon that everything will be better tomorrow because
2. During their discussion about when Godot is supposed to come, Vladimir and Estragon are certain about
3. In Act II, Estragon and Vladimir talk aimlessly for awhile and have a hard time keeping up the conversation. Vladimir begs Estragon to speak. Finally, Estragon asks what they should do now, and Vladimir tells him they should
4. In the first Act, Pozzo tells Estragon and Vladimir that Lucky is driving him mad. Estragon and Vladimir
5. In Act I, when Estragon and Vladimir are telling Pozzo about the fact they are waiting for Godot, Pozzo tells them he would be
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