Philadelphia Here I Come! Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What does Public say at the end of Episode II? (from Episode II, Pages 54 - 71)

He asks Madge to talk to S.B. for him.

He voices his desire for S.B. to say something about his leaving.

He voices his desire for S.B. to say something about Kate.

He tells Private to leave him alone.

2.

What does Madge mean when she says she is going to be extra busy soon? (from Episode II, Pages 51 – 54)

She means that with S.B. in the hospital, she is going to have a lot of extra work in the shop.

She believes that her niece is going to ask for more help with the new baby.

She believes she is going to have a baby.

She means that with Gar gone, she is going to have a lot of extra work in the shop.

3.

Why does Public become angry at Private? (from Episode II, Pages 51 – 54)

Because Private suggests Gar is more like his mother, a cold O’Donnell, than his father, a warm-hearted Gallagher.

Public thinks that Private is trying to stop him from getting back together with Kate.

Public thinks that Private is more interested in having fun than in working for success.

Because Private suggests Gar is more like his father, a cold O’Donnell, than his mother.

4.

Why does Madge want to visit her niece? (from Episode I, Pages 11 – 25)

Her niece's baby has just died.

She is angry at S.B., and needs to get out of the house.

Her niece has just had a baby.

She is lonely, and has no other family.

5.

What kind of job is waiting for Gar in America? (from Episode I, Pages 25 - 36)

His uncle has offered him an apprenticeship in a bakery.

He is to work in a hospital.

His uncle has offered him a job in his accounting firm.

He is to work in a hotel.

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