2. Which character says to Lyubov in Act III, "You still have your good, pure soul"?
(a) Varya.
(b) Lopakhin.
(c) Anya.
(d) Trofimov.

3. What purchases does Gaev have with him when he returns to the estate in Act III?
(a) Candy and cakes.
(b) Fruits and vegetables.
(c) Champagne and cognac.
(d) Herring and anchovies.

4. What does Yasha ask of Lyubov in Act III?
(a) To let him play billiards.
(b) To take him for a drive.
(c) To take him to Paris with her.
(d) To allow him to marry Dunyasha.

5. What effect comes from having the railway closer to the estate?
(a) It means that Lyubov can marry the stationmaster.
(b) It will make selling the cherries more convenient.
(c) It will be easier to lease out summer cottages.
(d) It means that Gaev can travel to and from work.

6. What does Lyubov say her husband died from?
(a) Drinking.
(b) Smoking.
(c) Gambling.
(d) Pneumonia.

7. What does Anya suggest to Lyubov at the end of Act III?
(a) That they will buy the estate.
(b) That they will sell the cherries.
(c) That they will plant a new orchard.
(d) That they will live with the Countess.

8. What is taking place at the beginning of Act III?
(a) A tea-party.
(b) A ball.
(c) A funeral.
(d) A birthday party.

9. What does Lyubov give to the stranger who passes through in Act II?
(a) A silver coin.
(b) A kopek.
(c) A basket of cherries.
(d) A gold coin.

10. Who performs magic tricks in Act III?
(a) Lyubov.
(b) Charlotta.
(c) Trofimov.
(d) Anya.

11. How old is Varya?
(a) 19.
(b) 17.
(c) 24.
(d) 32.

12. What is Lyubov's reaction about the auction?
(a) She kisses Gaev.
(b) She jumps for joy.
(c) She breaks down sobbing.
(d) She laughs.

13. Which character represents the dissolving upper class of turn-of-century Russia?
(a) Firs.
(b) Varya.
(c) Lopakhin.
(d) Lyubov.

14. Who is Varya afraid will "fall in love"?
(a) Lyubov and Firs.
(b) Anya and Trofimov.
(c) Lopakhim and Trofimov.
(d) Dunyasha and Pishchik.

15. Which character appears to be "man-crazy"?
(a) Varya.
(b) Gaev.
(c) Dunyasha.
(d) Firs.