2. What new issue does Golyadkin’s last resort raise to him?
(a) His failures in his latest reports.
(b) His treatment of a young lady.
(c) His financial status.
(d) His gambling debts.

3. What does Golyadkin Junior tell Golyadkin when he catches up with him?
(a) That he knows his fate before Golyadkin knows it himself.
(b) That he will delight in Golyadkin’s ruin.
(c) That he does not have time to talk.
(d) That he is sorry for the trouble he has cause.

4. To whom does Golyadkin try to attribute the complications owing to his double?
(a) Andrey Filippovich.
(b) God.
(c) The Administration.
(d) Divine providence.

5. What does Golyadkin Junior chide Golyadkin for in His Excellency’s presence?
(a) Having shown up at an inopportune time.
(b) Using the wrong form of address.
(c) Not knowing whom he is talking to.
(d) Slandering him.

6. What sensation does the reader get when Golyadkin says that he keeps to the straight and narrow, and that he despises deviousness?
(a) Humor.
(b) Irony.
(c) Forthrightness.
(d) Outrageousness.

7. What is the tone of the letter Golyadkin receives in response to his letter to Golyadkin Junior?
(a) Accusatory.
(b) Condescending.
(c) Officious.
(d) Coddling.

8. How is Golyadkin Junior’s demeanor described when he sits in Golyadkin’s flat?
(a) Confident.
(b) Downtrodden.
(c) Malicious.
(d) Alert.

9. What does Golyadkin say it is sinful to do?
(a) Abuse someone’s charity.
(b) Send a guest away.
(c) Mock your host.
(d) Complain.

10. What claim does Golyadkin Junior make to Golyadkin?
(a) That he has never been his enemy.
(b) That this is all Golyadkin’s fault.
(c) That he has always been looking out for him.
(d) That he was determined to undermine him from the start.

11. How does Golyadkin Junior greet Golyadkin?
(a) With hostility.
(b) With impatience.
(c) With insolence.
(d) With indifference.

12. What time is it when reaches the office?
(a) 10 a.m.
(b) Noon.
(c) 3:30 p.m.
(d) 2:30 p.m.

13. Whose work does Golyadkin say created all his troubles?
(a) Klara Olsufyevna.
(b) The German woman.
(c) Golyadkin Junior.
(d) He himself.

14. What does Golyadkin try to explain to himself, as he rushes to his next destination?
(a) Why the authorities were not wrong to take Golyadkin Junior on.
(b) What sins he must have committed, that he should be haunted by a double.
(c) Why Golyadkin Junior is violating the laws of propriety.
(d) Why his enemies have sought to persecute him this way.

15. What does Golyadkin Junior tell Golyadkin about his living arrangements?
(a) He is currently looking for rooms.
(b) He has a large flat across town.
(c) He cannot afford a flat.
(d) He has always lived in this flat.