3. How does the cook propose that he and Mother Courage call to the parson?
(a) They drum.
(b) They scream.
(c) They sing.
(d) They knock on his door.

4. What does Mother Courage promise to Kattrin when there is peace?
(a) A child.
(b) A house.
(c) Money.
(d) A husband.

5. Why does the commander die?
(a) He killed himself.
(b) He was in the front lines.
(c) He was assassinated.
(d) It was an accident.

6. How does the cook refer to Mother Courage when the chaplain insults her?
(a) His sister.
(b) His boss.
(c) His mother.
(d) His girlfriend.

7. According to the cook, what kind of life is a cook's life?
(a) A prosperous life.
(b) A good life.
(c) A dog's life.
(d) A lonely life.

8. Why does Mother Courage leave to go to the market after peace is declared?
(a) To sell her supplies.
(b) To find Eilif.
(c) To chase after the chaplain.
(d) To send a letter.

9. Why does Mother Courage feel it's unfortunate that the commander died?
(a) Because he was a good man.
(b) Because he might have had special plans.
(c) Because he had a family.
(d) Because he was so young.

10. What does the cook call the chaplain when they fight over Mother Courage?
(a) A fool.
(b) A hero.
(c) A windbag.
(d) A stud.

11. Where have we heard the song the soldiers sing at the very end of the play?
(a) When she said goodbye to the cook.
(b) When Mother Courage first appears in the play.
(c) When she thought there was peace.
(d) When Swiss Cheese died.

12. How does Mother Courage feel about moving on?
(a) She's happy.
(b) She'll manage.
(c) She's reluctant.
(d) She's sad.

13. How does Mother Courage see the chaplain?
(a) As a helping hand.
(b) As a fool.
(c) As a father figure.
(d) As a potential husband.

14. In the chaplain's opinion, wars can look forward to ________ futures.
(a) Devastating.
(b) Prosperous.
(c) Victorious.
(d) Colorful.

15. Why doesn't Mother Courage want peace?
(a) She is bored in peace.
(b) She doesn't want to see Eilif.
(c) She just bought supplies.
(d) She doesn't want Kattrin to get married.