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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Act 2, Scene 2.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Which of the following is part of the Sabbath Prayer song?
(a) May the Lord shine a light upon you.
(b) May you dwell in the house of the Lord.
(c) May you live in harmony and joy.
(d) May the Lord protect and defend you.
2. When Yussel steps into Motel's shop to congratulate him for the upcoming wedding, what does Motel ask him?
(a) For advice.
(b) For a wedding hat.
(c) To lend him money.
(d) To please leave.
3. At the conclusion of Act 1, Scene 1, why are Golde and Tevye's daughters hoping the matchmaker will take her time finding them a match?
(a) They're scared of getting stuck with a bad husband.
(b) They want to travel and see the world before getting married.
(c) They don't want to leave their parents and sisters.
(d) They want to finish school first.
4. When Perchik tells Tevye's family that he's a good teacher, how does Hodel respond?
(a) Expresses doubt.
(b) Asks him to leave.
(c) Says she knows more than he does.
(d) Calls him a con artist.
5. When Lazar finally realizes that Tevye thinks he's talking about buying his cow, how does he react?
(a) Faints with shock and is resuscitated by the bartender.
(b) Scolds Tevye for thinking such a thing.
(c) Laughs and explains he's talking about marrying Tzeitel.
(d) Tells Tevye he can't possibly compare Tzeitel to a cow.
Short Answer Questions
1. Chava is reluctant to take the book Fyedka offers her. In the end, she _____________.
2. As Perchik tries to talk to Hodel, who is very unhappy with him, what does he say?
3. Why is everyone shocked when, at Tzeitel's wedding reception, Perchik asks Hodel to dance with him?
4. After Yussel steps into Motel's shop to congratulate him and is asked a question by Motel, what does Yussel reply?
5. How do the villagers feel about the news that Tzeitel will be marrying Motel instead of Lazar?
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