Cost of Living (play) Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 27:

1.

When did Eddie meet his current girlfriend? (from Scene Four)

Before he and Ani got together: he has been with her all along.

While Ani was in the hospital recovering from her accident.

While he and Ani were engaged.

While he and Ani were separated, before her accident.

2.

What is Eddie drinking at the beginning of the play, and why is this significant? (from Prologue)

He is drinking wine: this, and the fact that he is verbally violent, suggest that he has a drinking problem.

He is drinking seltzer: this, and the fact that he is slurring his words, suggest that he has had too much to drink as the scene begins.

He is drinking seltzer: this, and his dialogue, suggest that he once had a drinking problem.

He is drinking beer: this, and the fact that he is slurring his words, suggest that he has had too much to drink as the scene begins.

3.

What is the main reason Ani is angry when Eddie reveals his plans for collecting his things? (from Scene Two )

She thinks he is trying to take things that are not his.

He has gotten his new girlfriend involved.

She is upset that this means their relationship is finally and fully over.

He has already taken more than his share of their possessions.

4.

Who is Ania? (from Scene Four)

Ani’s personal care worker.

Ani: it is Eddie’s nickname for her.

Eddie’s sister.

Eddie’s girlfriend.

5.

What is strange about some of the texts Eddie has been receiving lately? (from Prologue)

They have been sent by a phone with the same number as his dead wife.

They have been sent by a phone with a number he does not recognize.

They have included death threats.

They have been sent by a phone with the same number as his dead daughter.

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