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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 was Dufour's country of origin?
(a) Germany.
(b) Russia.
(c) England.
(d) France.
2. Whom does Natalya accuse of being "mysterious"?
(a) Shpigelski.
(b) Rakitin.
(c) Beliayev.
(d) Islayev.
3. What do Natalya's relatives call her?
(a) Natalyuska.
(b) Natasha.
(c) Natalya Petrochka.
(d) Natalyochka.
4. Whom does Rakitin call "our unspoiled youth" in his soliloquy in Act 2, Part 2?
(a) Matvey.
(b) Kolya.
(c) Beliayev.
(d) Vera.
5. Whom had Rakitin been visiting before coming to Natalya's house?
(a) Shpigelski.
(b) The Krinitsins.
(c) The Verenitsins.
(d) Bolshintsov.
Short Answer Questions
1. Whom does Natalya call "that village Talleyrand"?
2. What game are the characters playing in Act 1, Part 1?
3. What is the name of the carpenter who is working on Islayev's project?
4. Natalya believes that she and Rakitin are old in comparison to whom?
5. According to Rakitin, which character has recently been "constantly irritated"?
Short Essay Questions
1. According to Act 4, Part 3, what is Beliayev's reason for not having been personable with Natalya previously?
2. Summarize Anna's advice to Islayev, as discussed in Act 5, Part 1.
3. Summarize Shpigelski's assessment of whether or not Rakitin is dangerous to Natalya's family.
4. In Act 3, Part 3, why does Rakitin beg Islayev and Anna to leave Natalya alone for the moment?
5. Why is Rakitin reading The Count of Monte Cristo aloud?
6. How does Rakitin depict love to Beliayev in Act 5, Part 1?
7. What is the plan that Rakitin and Beliayev have devised for leaving Natalya's household?
8. Why does Rakitin mention Beliayev's new coat in Act 5, Part 2?
9. Describe Rakitin's plan for solving Natalya's predicament regarding Beliayev.
10. For what does Natalya ask Rakitin's help in Act 3, Part 1? How does Rakitin respond?
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