1. Who does Vladimir suggest he and Estragon pretend to be or fun in Act II?
(a) Each other.
(b) The boy and his brother.
(c) Godot, and see who has the better impersination.
(d) Lucky and Pozzo.

2. In Act I, when Vladimer and Estragon first encounter Pozzo and Lucky, Vladimir moves towards Lucky, but Pozzo says Lucky is
(a) Not very nice.
(b) Dangerous, especially toward strangers.
(c) Very dirty and bad smelling.
(d) Happy to make new friends.

3. When Estragon wakes up in Act II, disoriented by a nightmare, Vladimir
(a) Comforts him and trys to calm him.
(b) Pays no attention.
(c) Gets irriated and tells him to grow up.
(d) Laughs at him and tells him he's childish.

4. When Estragon pushes Vladimir to tell him the story about the Englishman in the brothel, Vladimir
(a) Falls asleep.
(b) Tells him a different story.
(c) Refuses to tell the story and leaves the stage.
(d) Tells Estragon the whole story.

5. Estragon gets excited because when Pozzo returns the next day, he thinks Pozzo
(a) Tells them they can wait for Godot at his home.
(b) Has brought them all dinner.
(c) Has brought Godot.
(d) Is actually Godot.

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. During a conversation in Act I, Estragon says he is hungry. Vladimir offers him

3. 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)

4. The two main characters in "Waiting for Godot" are

5. When Estragon and Vladimir first discuss the tree, they notice it is

(see the answer key)

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