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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Lyubov collapses into at the end of Act III?
(a) The floor.
(b) Anya.
(c) A chair.
(d) Trofimov.
2. How many times does Varya say that Trofimov has been expelled from the university?
(a) Four times.
(b) Twice.
(c) Three times.
(d) Once.
3. What does Trofimov claim Lyubov's lover has done?
(a) Given him money.
(b) Made her happy.
(c) Robbed her.
(d) Broken her heart.
4. Which character appears to be "man-crazy"?
(a) Dunyasha.
(b) Firs.
(c) Varya.
(d) Gaev.
5. How much money does the Countess send to buy the estate?
(a) 10,000 rubles.
(b) 500,000 rubles.
(c) 15,000 rubles.
(d) 300,000 rubles.
Short Answer Questions
1. What purchases does Gaev have with him when he returns to the estate in Act III?
2. Which character says "I am beneath love"?
3. What does Firs refer to as "the troubles" during Act II?
4. Which character is in love with Trofimov?
5. Who throws the keys on the floor at the end of Act III?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe the setting of Act II. What characters are in the opening of the scene, and what are they doing?
2. What is the irony of the landowners in The Cherry Orchard?
3. What is the emotional state of Lyubov at the end of Act III? Why?
4. Trofimov is a character who speaks about philosophical ideals throughout the play. What are the concepts and ideals that he speaks about?
5. What is the relationship between Dunyasha and Yepikhodov?
6. What does Lopakhin suggest that Lyubov and Gaev do with the estate in Act II? What is their reaction?
7. Does Firs have loyalty to the family? How do we know?
8. What event is taking place in the beginning of Act III? What purpose does this event serve to the story?
9. What does Firs say in Act III about the guests at the estate? How are they different from the guests before?
10. Who is involved in a "love triangle" in the play? How?
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