Happy Days: Context Quiz: Quick Quiz

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Happy Days

Samuel Beckett

Context Quiz

1 of 5
What is the name of the theatrical movement that Beckett helped to found?

2 of 5
When was Samuel Beckett born?

3 of 5
While living in Paris, who did Beckett become a friend and personal assistant to?

4 of 5
Which play led to the beginning of Beckett's renown?

5 of 5
Beckett was particularly focused on silences, the unspoken desires of humans, and the way ____ dominates human thought.

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QUIZ: How Many of These Literary Jeopardy! Questions Can You Answer Correctly?

1 of 5 What is the name of the theatrical movement that Beckett helped to found?

2 of 5 When was Samuel Beckett born?

3 of 5 While living in Paris, who did Beckett become a friend and personal assistant to?

4 of 5 Which play led to the beginning of Beckett's renown?

5 of 5 Beckett was particularly focused on silences, the unspoken desires of humans, and the way ____ dominates human thought.