1. What vengeance does Eugene Onegin take on Vladimir Lensky at Tatyana's name day feast?
(a) He laughs at Vladimir's poetry.
(b) He lets himself act irritable to cause discomfort to the hosts.
(c) He says mean things to Olga.
(d) He flirts with Olga and monopolizes her on the dance floor.

2. Why does Vladimir Lensky leave the company of Eugene Onegin each evening once their friendship is established?
(a) Spending too much time with Eugene depresses him.
(b) He is carrying on a secret love affair with Olga.
(c) To have dinner at the Larin household.
(d) He is afraid of Eugene after he starts drinking.

3. After Tatyana's disappointment, how are Vladimir Lensky and Olga doing?
(a) Vladimir and Olga spend all their time together and grow closer.
(b) Olga is depressed and worried for her sister, and Vladimir comforts her and delays proposing to her.
(c) Vladimir Lensky tries to stay away from Olga for Eugene, but she writes him letters begging his return.
(d) They quarrell because of Tatyana and Eugene.

4. What do the neighbors think of Eugene after he rejects Tatyana?
(a) The neighbors are sure it's a ploy and they will marry.
(b) The neighbors think he must be very rich.
(c) The neighbors blame and slander him.
(d) All of the above.

5. What is the consequence to Eugene Onegin's letter to Tatyana?
(a) He writes more letters.
(b) At a casual encounter, she is cold and angry with him.
(c) No response from Tatyana.
(d) All of the above.