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Mother Courage
Scenes Eleven and Twelve Quick Quiz
Mother Courage
by:
Bertolt Brecht
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Scene One
Scene Two
Scene Three—Part I
Scene Three—Part II
Scenes Four and Five
Scenes Six and Seven
Scene Eight
Scenes Nine and Ten
Scenes Eleven and Twelve
Characters
Character List
Mother Courage
Kattrin
The Chaplain
The Cook
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Scene One
Scene Two
Scene Three—Part 1
Scene Three—Part 2
Scenes Four and Five
Scenes Six and Seven
Scene Eight
Scenes Nine and Ten
Scenes Eleven and Twelve
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Scenes Eleven and Twelve Quick Quiz
1
of 5
What does the Old Woman do after spotting the Catholic regiment waiting to launch a surprise attack on Halle?
Prays
Beats a drum
Rings a bell
Begs for Kattrin’s help
2
of 5
How does Kattrin respond to the threats and promises the Catholic soldiers direct at her as she drums?
Continues to drum
Runs away
Attacks the soldiers
Enlists the peasants’ help
3
of 5
How do the Catholic soldiers finally stop Kattrin from beating her drum?
By disguising the noise
By shooting her dead
By destroying the wagon
By beating the Young Peasant
4
of 5
What delusion does Mother Courage briefly entertain as she sits by Kattrin’s body?
Kattrin is sleeping
Kattrin is sick
Kattrin is playing a trick
Kattrin staged her death
5
of 5
How does Mother Courage prepare to move her wagon and return to business after Kattrin’s death?
By harnessing an ox
By harnessing herself
By singing a song
By calling the Chaplain
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