Exploring Our Country's Good

Which character in "Our Country's Good" is responsible for directing the play within the play?

• Ralph Clark

• Harry Brewer

• John Wisehammer

• Major Ross

What is the primary role of theatre as depicted in "Our Country's Good"?

• To entertain the officers

• To reform the convicts

• To showcase British superiority

• To generate revenue

Which character is known for their stammer and struggles with authority?

• Liz Morden

• Dabby Bryant

• Robert Sideway

• Arscott

How does the play within "Our Country's Good" affect the relationship between the convicts and officers?

• It creates more tension

• It fosters understanding and empathy

• It has no effect

• It leads to rebellion

What is the significance of the play "The Recruiting Officer" within "Our Country's Good"?

• It is a symbol of British culture

• It is a tool for punishment

• It is a means of escape for the convicts

• It is a way to mock the officers

Which character is a strong advocate for the power of theatre to change lives?

• Major Ross

• Captain Phillip

• Ralph Clark

• Harry Brewer

What challenge does Ralph Clark face while directing the play?

• Lack of resources

• Hostility from the officers

• Uncooperative convicts

• All of the above

Which character is known for their optimism and belief in a better future?

• Mary Brenham

• Dabby Bryant

• John Wisehammer

• Ketch Freeman

What is the main conflict in "Our Country's Good"?

• The struggle for power between officers

• The moral debate over punishment and rehabilitation

• The survival of the colony

• The love triangle among the characters

How does the character of Liz Morden change throughout the play?

• She becomes more rebellious

• She becomes more submissive

• She gains confidence and self-worth

• She remains unchanged