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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. When Estragon approaches Lucky in the second act and starts to kick him, he
(a) Finishes by beating him up.
(b) Breaks Lucky's arm.
(c) Hurts his foot.
(d) Suddenly feels bad for Lucky.
2. In the dialogue at the beginning of Act II, Vladimir talks Estragon into saying he is happy. Once Estragon makes the statement that he is happy, he asks Vladimir about what they should do now. Vladimir tells him they should
(a) Go get something to eat.
(b) Buy Estragon some new boots.
(c) Go take a shower.
(d) Wait for Godot.
3. As Pozzo and Lucky are leaving near the end of the play, Vladimir asks Pozzo what they do when they fall down and there is no one to help them. Pozzo tells him
(a) They pay someone to pick them up.
(b) They take the opportunity to take a nap.
(c) They wait until they can get up.
(d) They beg for help until someone takes pity on them.
4. Estragon and Vladimir have an argument in Act II, but decide to converse politely because they can't keep silent because don't want to...
(a) Keep falling asleep.
(b) Think and hear.
(c) Listen to the wind.
(d) Stay bored.
5. Estragon and Vladimir talk about what time it is in the middle of the second act. Pozzo keeps begging them to tell him if it is
(a) Evening.
(b) Going to rain.
(c) Time to go to sleep.
(d) Time for him to leave.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who does the boy tell Estragon and Vladimir that Mr. Godot beats?
2. When Vladimir tells Estragon he is happy in Act II, how does Estragon react?
3. Vladimir asks Pozzo if he can ask Lucky to sing or recite before they leave near the end of the play. Pozzo tells him
4. Vladimir and Pozzo tell Estragon to go check on Lucky in Act II. When he tells them he doesn't want to do it, they tell Estragon
5. In Act II, Estragon and Vladimir discuss how to handle Pozzo, but they are concerned because
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