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What is the primary theme of Tintern Abbey?
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Which university did Girish Karnad attend as a Rhodes Scholar?
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What year was Girish Karnad born?
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Where was Girish Karnad born?
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What happens when the speaker enters a "serene and blessed mood"?
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What does the speaker say about the "heavy and weary weight" of the world?
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According to the speaker, what is the "best portion of a good man's life"?
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What has the memory of nature provided the speaker during his absence?
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How does the speaker describe the pastoral farms in the landscape?
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What effect does the wild and secluded scene have on the speaker?
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How long has it been since the speaker last visited Tintern Abbey?
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What is Amanda Wingfield’s obsession in Act 1 of The Glass Menagerie?
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What is Laura Wingfield’s physical condition in The Glass Menagerie?
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How does Jim O'Connor’s visit affect Laura Wingfield?
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Who is the narrator of The Glass Menagerie?
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What is the primary setting of The Glass Menagerie?
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When was The Glass Menagerie first performed?
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Who wrote The Glass Menagerie (1944)?
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Tennessee Williams passed away in which year?
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What year was Tennessee Williams born?
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Tennessee Williams won two Pulitzer Prizes for Drama for which of the following plays?
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Which of the following plays by Tennessee Williams is considered a "memory play" and reflects his own life?
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What does the speaker hope his sister will feel when she remembers this visit to Tintern Abbey?
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How does the speaker describe his youthful experiences with nature?
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Why does the speaker compare nature to a nurturing figure?
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What does the speaker hope his sister will remember in the future?
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How does the speaker view nature in relation to his emotions and thoughts?
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What does the speaker pray for his sister?
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According to the speaker, how does nature influence human beings?
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What does the speaker say he has gained over time in his perception of nature?
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How does the speaker describe his younger self in comparison to now?
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What emotion does the speaker experience upon returning to Tintern Abbey?
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What caused the major rift between Willy and Biff in Death of a Salesman?
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Why does Willy refuse Charley’s offer of a job?
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What offer does Charley make to Willy?
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What is the primary setting of Death of a Salesman?
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Who is Willy Loman’s neighbor and friend who offers him financial help?
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Which character in Death of a Salesman is Willy’s supportive and loving wife?
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Who is the protagonist of Death of a Salesman?
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Arthur Miller passed away in which year?
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Which play by Arthur Miller critiques the American Dream and focuses on an aging salesman, Willy Loman?
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When was Arthur Miller born?
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How does the play Waiting for Godot end?
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What is the state of Lucky in Act 2?
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How does Pozzo's condition change in Act 2?
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Which character in Waiting for Godot is associated with carrying a large bag and having a limp?
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Who is the character that appears in Act 2 of the play Waiting For Godot and is referred to as 'the Boy'?
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Which two characters are waiting for Godot in the play?
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Who is the author of Waiting for Godot?
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Which play by Samuel Beckett features characters who engage in repetitive, pointless activities while waiting for someone who never arrives?
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