No Exit

No Exit was written by Jean Paul Sartre in...

• Ancient Greece
• Paris during World War II
• Paris in the 1600's
• England in the 1700's

No Exit is a ...

• dialogue
• essay
• meditation
• play

The setting throughout the play is...

• a cafe in Paris
• an apartment and a park
• a sitting room with Second Empire furniture
• a torture chamber with iron maidens, a rack, and the stockade

When the characters first arrive, they are expecting...

• to be tortured
• to meet God
• to see a doctor
• to see their dead loved ones

At first, Garcin says that he is...

• there by mistake
• the man in charge and the ladies must obey him
• an angel
• only there for a while, but lives with his uncle upstairs

Garcin lies and says he is in Hell for ...

• killing a Nazi
• being a Pacifist
• stealing from his employer
• operating on a patient while drunk

Inez is in Hell for...

• killing her baby
• being a traitor to her country
• seducing her cousin's wife while staying with them
• burning down a church

Estelle is in Hell for ...

• killing Florence
• killing her baby
• killing her husband
• prostitution

Garcin is really in Hell for...

• cheating on his wife and running away from the army during wartime
• killing his wife's lover
• leading a group of soldiers into death and running away
• operating on a patient while drunk and paralyzing him

Throughout the play, Estelle wishes she had...

• a drink
• a few more men in the room
• a toothbrush
• a mirror