Philadelphia Here I Come! Quiz | Eight Week Quiz E

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Philadelphia Here I Come! Quiz | Eight Week Quiz E

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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is the significance of the item Gar finds in his suitcase?
(a) It has news about Ireland.
(b) It carries news about SB.
(c) It was printed on the day SB and Maire got married.
(d) It has news about Maire.

2. How does Ben Burton perceive the United States?
(a) Ben Burton thinks the U.S. is the best place to live in.
(b) Ben Burton thinks the U.S. is better than most places.
(c) Ben Burton thinks the U.S. is not as good as Ireland.
(d) For Ben Burton, the U.S. is just another place to live in, like Ireland.

3. Who can hear private Gar?
(a) Madge and SB can hear him.
(b) Public Gar can hear him.
(c) SB can hear him.
(d) Madge can hear him.

4. What is in the suitcase Madge brings in?
(a) There is an old coat in the suitcase.
(b) There is a photo in the suitcase.
(c) There is an old newspaper in the suitcase.
(d) There is a book in the suitcase.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. Why is private Gar infuriated by SB’s routine talk about work?

2. Why does public Gar accept Aunt Lizzy's offer?

3. In Episode 2, why does Gar say to Katie that he is free?

4. How does Madge greet Aunt Lizzy?

5. Where does Gar go the night before he is to leave Ireland?

(see the answer key)

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