1. Which Eugene O’Neill play was produced posthumously?

2. Which play, critiqued for its depictions of race, follows a Pullman porter’s journey to becoming a dictator of a tropical island?

3. Which play, inspired by Greek tragedy, is a family drama that features infanticide, incest, and revenge?

4. Which play broke theatrical conventions by having characters speak in asides that revealed their hidden thoughts to the audience?

5. Which was Eugene O’Neill’s only comedy?

6. Which play was based on the Oresteia trilogy by Aeschylus?

7. Which play, perhaps the most complex of O’Neill’s tragedies, is set entirely in a tavern?

8. Which play, featuring a young woman’s reunion with her bargemaster father, was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in 1928?