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When does Vivie’s reconciliation with her mother come to an end?

A. When Vivie finds out that her mother continues to run the sex business.
B. When her mother explains why she used to work as a prostitute.
C. When her mother seems so dominant as to prevent her independence.
D. When Vivie has graduated from Cambridge University.

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Why did British women work as prostitutes according to Bernard Shaw?

A. Because they were forced to do so by patriarchs.
Because the sex industry was very profitable.
C. Because they were underpaid and undervalued in other industries.
D. Because they were too idle to work in factories.

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By whom was the term “theatre of the absurd” first coined?

A. By Jean Genet
By Samuel Beckett
C. By Martin Esslin
D. By Eugène Ionesco

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When was Samuel Beckett awarded the Nobel Prize?

A. 1925
B. 1954
C. 1969
D. 1975

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How did the audiences react when Waiting for Godot was performed in Europe in the 1950s?

A. They were amazed.
B. They were amused.
C. They were speechless.
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When does Vivie’s reconciliation with her mother come to an end?

A. When Vivie finds out that her mother continues to run the sex business. B. When her mother explains why she used to work as a prostitute. C. When her mother seems so dominant as to prevent her independence. D. When Vivie has graduated from Cambridge University.

Why did British women work as prostitutes according to Bernard Shaw?

By whom was the term “theatre of the absurd” first coined?

When was Samuel Beckett awarded the Nobel Prize?

How did the audiences react when Waiting for Godot was performed in Europe in the 1950s?

A. When Vivie finds out that her mother continues to run the sex business.
B. When her mother explains why she used to work as a prostitute.
C. When her mother seems so dominant as to prevent her independence.
D. When Vivie has graduated from Cambridge University.