3Q G9 The Sandbox Quiz

Why did Mommy and Daddy bring Grandma to the beach?

• a) To celebrate her birthday

• b) To take her on a vacation

• c) To find the perfect spot for her death

• d) To introduce her to the Young Man

How is Mommy described in the play?

• a) A woman with imposing vanity and pretentious feelings

• b) A caring and compassionate daughter

• c) A weak and submissive wife

• d) A woman with no control over her emotions

How is Daddy portrayed in the play?

• a) A strong and independent man

• b) A man without his own voice who submits to Mommy

• c) A rebellious and outspoken husband

• d) An aggressive and abusive father

What does Mommy and Daddy’s behavior represent in society?

• a) The love and care people show for the elderly

• b) How society does not care much about old people

• c) The importance of respecting parents

• d) How families support each other through difficult times

What does the Young Man represent in the play?

• a) The vitality of youth and the Angel of Death

• b) A caring grandson

• c) A stranger helping Grandma

• d) A reminder of Mommy’s past

Why did Mommy and Daddy bring Grandma to the sandbox?

• a) To abandon her and wait for her death

• b) To give her a place to play

• c) To celebrate her long life

• d) To introduce her to the Young Man

How does The Sandbox differ from Trifles in terms of gender roles?

• a) In The Sandbox, Daddy dominates Mommy, unlike Trifles

• b) In both plays, men dominate women

• c) In both plays, women dominate men

• d) In Trifles, men dominate women, while in The Sandbox, Mommy dominates Daddy

What does the play emphasize about familial roles?

• a) Parents always take care of their children

• b) Children should obey their elders

• c) Elderly family members are often treated with impatience and neglect

• d) Grandparents are the most respected figures in families

How many characters are there in the play, The Sandbox?

• a) Three

• b) Four

• c) Five

• d) Six

What is the main theme of The Sandbox?

• a) Love and romance

• b) Absurdity of human existence

• c) Revenge and betrayal

• d) Adventure and exploration