Waiting for Godot Quiz | Eight Week Quiz G

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Waiting for Godot Quiz | Eight Week Quiz G

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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Act 2, Pages 58-60.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Estragon say he was dreaming of when Vladimir woke him up in Act II?
(a) That the tree was gone.
(b) That Godot had come and taken care of them.
(c) That he was happy.
(d) About having all the food he wanted.

2. In Act II, Estragon and Vladimir talk about the tree and the fact that it
(a) Had leaves yesterday, but now they are all gone.
(b) Has been chopped down.
(c) Was bare yesterday, but now has some leaves.
(d) Was bare yesterday, but now has some fruit.

3. According to Pozzo, Lucky calls the performance he gives at the end of Act I
(a) The Scapegoat's Agony.
(b) The Hard Stool.
(c) The Hornpipe.
(d) The Net.

4. During the first part of Act I, Estragon keeps looking for something that he doesn't find in what?
(a) The sky.
(b) His shoes.
(c) His hat.
(d) The tree.

5. At the end of the play, when Vladimir and Estragon decide to leave, where do they go?
(a) They go west.
(b) They search for the closest town.
(c) They go east.
(d) They do not move.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the fundamental relationship between Pozzo and Lucky?

2. When Estragon says he doesn't know why he was beaten at the beginning of Act II, Vladimir tells him

3. Considering the possibility that they might have trouble hanging themselves, Estragon says that Vladimir could hang onto his legs. Vladimir asks him

4. During the first act, Vladimir leaves the stage to go to the bathroom. When Vladimir returns, Estragon tries to start a conversation. He acknowledges that Vladimir is angry and wants the anger to go away. They end up

5. When Estragon pushes Vladimir to tell him the story about the Englishman in the brothel, Vladimir

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