Philadelphia Here I Come! Quiz | Four Week Quiz B

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Philadelphia Here I Come! Quiz | Four Week Quiz B

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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Episode 3 Parts 1 and 2.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In Episode 2, what does public Gar do once Boyle leaves?
(a) He goes to sleep.
(b) He starts packing his clothes.
(c) He chats with Madge.
(d) He goes out for a walk.

2. What had Madge saved the money for that she instead gave to Gar?
(a) She had saved the money for a rainy day.
(b) She had saved the money for Nelly.
(c) She had saved the money for her retirement.
(d) She had saved the money to get her feet done for the fair.

3. What is Gar’s full name?
(a) His full name is Garvin O’Donnell.
(b) His full name is Gareth O’Donnell.
(c) His full name is Garvin O’Connor.
(d) His full name is Gareth O’Connor.

4. Why does Aunt Lizzy say, "Typical Irish" (47)?
(a) Aunt Lizzy describes Con as typical Irish.
(b) When Gar says he would think about it, Aunt Lizzy finds the remark typical Irish.
(c) Aunt Lizzy describes herself as typical Irish.
(d) Aunt Lizzy describes SB as typical Irish.

5. What is Gar's first response when Con and Lizzy invite him to Philadelphia?
(a) Initially, he says he will think about it.
(b) He says he has work in Ireland.
(c) He says he would love to go.
(d) He says he has other plans.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Gar's mood in the beginning of the play?

2. Who seems to be the leader of the pack of Gar's friends?

3. What is Lough na Cloc Cor?

4. What, according to private Gar, is the difference between Ireland and the United States?

5. What is the significance of the item Gar finds in his suitcase?

(see the answer key)

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