Our Country's Good Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What job or responsibility has been given to Ketch? (from Act One, Scenes 7 – 9)

Bartender.

Judge.

Hangman.

Clerk.

2.

Whose voice does Brewer speak in during the confrontation with Ketch? (from Act Two, Scenes 6 - 7)

Duckling Smith.

Handy Baker.

The seventeen-year-old Thomas Barrett, arrested by Brewer and executed by Ketch.

The seventeen-year-old Handy Baker, arrested by Brewer and executed by Liz Morden..

3.

Why does Ross say that Liz’s word cannot be trusted? (from Act Two, Scenes 8 - 10)

He says the word of a female convict is worth less than the word of a male convict.

He says the word of a drunken soldier is more valid than the word of a woman.

He says that even the word of a drunken soldier is more valid than the word of a criminal.

He says that Liz has lied to him too often for him to ever believe her.

4.

In his conversation with Mary, what word does Wisehammer seem to be particularly interested in? (from Act One, Scenes 10 - 11)

"Officer."

"Cunt."

"Education."

“Country.”

5.

Which character seems to be developing feelings for Lieutenant Clark? (from Act One, Scenes 7 – 9)

Mary.

Liz.

Brewer.

Dabby.

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