The glass menagerie (5 questions)
1.in his first speech, tom makes an allusion to a certain atrocity is europe. that atrocity is mentioned several times by tom throughout the play? what event does tom refer to?
a). guernica
b). stalin`s examination of americans
c). the holocaust
d). the rape of nanking
2.tom frequently addresses the audience from a certain part of the set. this area is an important symbol for tom and for the choices he faces. what are is it?
a). the chimney
b). paradise dance hall
c). the palace movie theater
d). the fire escape
3. when amanda is out, what does laura pend most of her time doing in the apartment?
a). cleaning her victrola and old phonograms
b). going through her high school yearbook
c). washing and polishing her glass animals
d). putting on amanda`s old dresses from the trunk
4. at the end of scene three, what happens to laura`s glass menagerie?
a). laura sells the glass so that tom can leave for the merchant marines
b). tom comes home drunk and smashes to glass in anger
c).in a fight with amanda, tom accidentally breaks the shelf with his coat
d). amanda makes laura move the glass into a box when jim arrives.
5. when confronted by amanda about his late-night moves, what does tom answer?
a). he goes to the bar instead of movies
b). he goes to the movies because he like adventure
c). he hates staying in the apartment with amanda and laura
d). the movies remind him of his father

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