- 1. In which country was Samuel Beckett born?
A) France
B) England
C) Ireland
D) United States
- 2. What novel is often considered Samuel Beckett's most famous work?
A) Endgame
B) Waiting for Godot
C) Molloy
D) Murphy
- 3. Which year did Samuel Beckett receive the Nobel Prize in Literature?
A) 1969
B) 1975
C) 1956
D) 1984
- 4. In 'Endgame', Hamm is blind and unable to stand. Who is Hamm's servant?
A) Vladimir
B) Lucky
C) Clov
D) Estragon
- 5. Beckett was associated with which literary movement known for its use of minimalism and understatement?
A) Naturalism
B) Romanticism
C) Symbolism
D) Theatre of the Absurd
- 6. Which of Beckett's works is often considered the beginning of his 'trilogy' of novels?
A) Embers
B) Endgame
C) Happy Days
D) Molloy
- 7. Who directed the first English-language production of 'Waiting for Godot' in 1955?
A) Harold Pinter
B) Orson Welles
C) Tennessee Williams
D) Peter Hall
- 8. What is the name of the main character in Beckett's play 'Happy Days'?
A) Martha
B) Winnie
C) Esther
D) Sarah
- 9. What is the opening line of Beckett's novel 'Molloy'?
A) Once a upon a time, in a faraway land...
B) I am in my mother's room. It's I who live there now.
C) The sun was setting as I stumbled into the village.
D) In the beginning, there was darkness.
- 10. Which university did Samuel Beckett attend to study Romance languages?
A) Harvard University
B) Sorbonne University
C) Trinity College Dublin
D) Cambridge University
- 11. What is the title of Samuel Beckett's radio play in which all characters are physically immobile?
A) Rough for Theatre I
B) Embers
C) Ohio Impromptu
D) All That Fall
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