Discover the Depths of Drama

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Discover the Depths of Drama

Test your knowledge of the intriguing play "Twenty Minutes with Mrs. Oakentubb" and explore its themes, characters, and plot twists. This quiz dives into the characters' motivations and the dramatic events that unfold, offering a challenging experience for literature enthusiasts.

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The author of the play "Twenty Minutes with Mrs.Oakentubb" is:

Bertrand Russell

John Galsworthy

Frank Arthur

Oscar Wilde

The story of the play Twenty minutes with Mrs Oakentubb is concentrated in a scene of a

Airport

Mall

Railway waiting room

Restaurant

It was a stormy winter night of

1966

1944

1955

1956

Mrs Oakentubb was going to Stainthorpe which is her

Summer town

Hometown

Vacation spot

Husband's hometown

Who was killed along with the daughter of gentleman

His sister

His wife

His friend

His aunt

" No I beg for my death! Kill me! Blot out that picture which is always before my eyes which I can not endure!" This statement is

A fact

A vague

A pretension

A lie

"Sometimes ones of these brief, casual meetings may alter your life". It was spoken by

Korean girl

Mrs Oakentubb

Porter

Mrs Oakentubb confessed her crime because she

Realized her mistake

Try to be fool Him

Knew that he wanted apology

Made him perplexed

"HE" killed Mrs Oakentubb with a

Dagger

Gun

Revolver shot

Sword

Mrs Oakentubb was sent to prison for

16 months

18 months

14 months

12 months

Mrs Oakentubb killed two people in a motor accident because of a bet of merely

2 pounds

5 pounds

6 pounds

4 pounds

Mrs Oakentubb got away with eighteen months in prison because she

Deserved this

Bribed the magistrate

Told the court that she didn't see them

None of these

Mrs Oakentubb killed two people in a motor accident because she was driving fast for

She was getting late for the hospital

She was going to a cocktail party

For a bet

: Attending a wedding

Mrs Oakentubb overtook a bus on a blind bend and saw herself running slap into

Another car

A lorry

A garbage drum

A cart

The smile of the Korean girl gave the gentleman strength to

Avenge the murderer of his family

Fight in a war

Live a settled life

Start a new business

When 'He' was severely injured in Korea , he met a girl who

Was his relative

Talked to him in a rude way

Just smiled when he got consciousness

Was his cousin

When the gentleman was in Korea, it was

June 1943

June 1953

July 1943

June 1953

The perception of the lady about casual and chanced meetings is that they

Do not create any difference in life

Create some difference in life

Change the way one thinking

None of these

The gentleman "He" and Mrs Oakentubb are in the waiting room for changing the loop-line to

Stainthorpe

Kent

Wilshire

Milton

The speech and dress of the gentleman define him as

Broken man

Artist

A clerk or superior artisan

Energetic Man

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