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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. When Estragon and Vladimir first discuss the tree, they notice it is
(a) Bare.
(b) Badly splintered.
(c) Full of leaves.
(d) Full of fruit.
2. Pozzo tells Estragon and Vladimir that the reason Lucky won't put the packages down is that Lucky wants to
(a) Impress Pozzo so that Pozzo won't get rid of him.
(b) Steal the packages and run away.
(c) Sell the packages and make some money.
(d) Trick Pozzo so that he can keep the packages.
3. According to Pozzo, Lucky calls the performance he gives at the end of Act I
(a) The Scapegoat's Agony.
(b) The Hard Stool.
(c) The Hornpipe.
(d) The Net.
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
(a) Tired and needed to take a nap.
(b) Afraid they would hit him.
(c) Afraid of the whip, the roars, and the two big men.
(d) Finishing his dinner.
5. When Pozzo observes that Lucky has stopped crying, but Estragon is now crying. Pozzo explains that
(a) People cry when they are unhappy.
(b) There is a constant quantity of tears and laughter in the world and that when one person stops laughing or crying, another can laugh or cry.
(c) Everybody in the world is crying.
(d) Crying is a normal and natural response to pain.
Short Answer Questions
1. When Estragon complains that he will never walk again, Vladimir tells Estragon that, if necessary, he will
2. In Act I, when Vladimer and Estragon first encounter Pozzo and Lucky, Vladimir moves towards Lucky, but Pozzo says Lucky is
3. The boy claims to work or Mr. Godot by minding the
4. When Vladimir goes off stage to go to the bathroom, Estragon asks Pozzo to come and look at something. Together they look at
5. In Act I, Vladimir asks the boy if he has been where they are before. The boy replies that
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