The prediction of Waiting for Godot Questions

1. What is moral value that we can take from this tragic comedy?
2. Is “Waiting for Godot” existentialism or not? Give your evidence and give your reason.
3. In “Waiting for Godot” what is the significance of life?
4. In Didi’s and Gogo’s  imagination what is Godot like?
5. Define the  theme in “Waiting for Godot”
6. Can “Waiting for Godot” be concluded to the theater of the absurd? Why?
7. How can “Waiting for Godot” be categorized as a tragic comedy?
8. Explain or mention the tragic side of “Waiting for Godot”!!
9. In the play ““Waiting for Godot”” there is repetitiveness between act I and act II. Relate the repetitiveness with existentialism!
10. Do Vladimir and Estragon reflect existentialism?
11. What does the rope, which holds Lucky, symbolize in the perspective of existentialism?
12. If there is existentialism in the “Waiting for Godot”, whose character is it in?
13. Mention and explain the part in “Waiting for Godot” which reflects the existentialism?
14. What does Godot symbolize God? Explain!
15. One of the characteristics of the theater of the absurd is its lack of plot, relate this statement to “Waiting for Godot” . Use plot diagram if it is necessary!
16. The tree is bare when Didi and Gogo meet near it on the first day. However, in the second day, it has four and five leaves. Do the leaves symbolize hope or new life?
17. To be an existentialist, a person must have freedom, freedom has high responsibility.  Explain this statement?
18. Estragon and Vladimir have decided to suicide, but they have never done that, why?
19.  “Waiting for Godot” is not the type of Existentialism. Decide why it couldn’t be Existentialism?
20. What does lucky symbolize?
21. The theater of the absurd can be seen as the reflection of human condition. What does it mean and how to relate with story of “Waiting for Godot”?
22. Which part of “Waiting for Godot” that shows concept of theater of the absurd?
23. In existentialism, freedom is the highest achievement. How to realize the freedom itself?
24. Bob Corbett said that of the characteristic in existentialism is “the tend to take freedom of the will, the human power to do or not to do, as absolutely obvious”. Is there any relations between ““Waiting for Godot” “, and the statement above? Give the reason!
25. One of the characteristics of most existentialist is they tend to nourish free will. What is the relation with “Waiting for Godot”?
26. Theater of the absurd strives to express its sense of the senselessness of the human condition. In “Waiting for Godot”, which part that show the senselessness of the human condition? Describe!
27. Why does lucky speak so long? Explain the meaning of his speech!
28.  What kind of thingness that happens in “Waiting for Godot”?
29. what is the absurdist describes on the play by Beckett?
30.  How can “Waiting for Godot” related to theatre of the absurd?
31. What is the significance of “freedom” in both existentialism and absurdism through Beckett’s “Waiting for Godot”?
32. What is the relation between existentialism and the character of Godot in “Waiting for Godot”?
33. What is the purpose of theater of the absurd seen at the “Waiting for Godot”?
34. Which one does represent stronger existentialism, Vladimir or Estragon? Give your opinion
35. Give the evidence that existentialism has a relation with “Waiting for Godot”?
36. Why “Waiting for Godot” is made as a symbol of theater of the absurd and existentialism!
37. If “Waiting for Godot” is moralistic in nature, what is the moral?
38. What is the most appropriate theory related to the “Waiting for Godot”? Existentialism or the theater of the absurd? Explain! In what scene of “Waiting for Godot” that shows to the existentialism?
39. What is the relation between individual life and existence in “Waiting for Godot”?