3. 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 live with the Countess.
(d) That they will plant a new orchard.

4. What does Yepikhodov carry with him at all times?
(a) A mandolin.
(b) A cucumber.
(c) A guitar.
(d) A revolver.

5. Who is left in the drawing room at the end of Act III?
(a) Firs and Gaev.
(b) Lyubov and Anya.
(c) Varya and Anya.
(d) Varya and Pishchik.

6. How much money does the Countess send to buy the estate?
(a) 500,000 rubles.
(b) 10,000 rubles.
(c) 300,000 rubles.
(d) 15,000 rubles.

7. How old does Trofimov claim to be?
(a) Twenty.
(b) Thirty-one.
(c) Not yet 30.
(d) Not yet 50.

8. What is the common complaint about Gaev?
(a) He drinks all the time.
(b) He talks too much.
(c) He is in love with the maid.
(d) He sings too much.

9. What Shakespearean play does Lopakhin quote to Varya after the passing of the stranger in Act II?
(a) Romeo and Juliet.
(b) King Lear.
(c) Julius Caesar.
(d) Hamlet.

10. Why did Lyubov buy a villa?
(a) To give her daughter on her wedding day.
(b) To replace the estate.
(c) To rent it out for profit.
(d) To take care of her lover who was ill.

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

12. How does Lopakhin feel about the outcome of the auction?
(a) Enraged.
(b) Jealous.
(c) Overjoyed.
(d) Devastated.

13. How long has Lyubov been away?
(a) 5 years.
(b) 7 years.
(c) 10 years.
(d) 12 years.

14. Why does Firs not go to bed in Act III?
(a) He wants to dance.
(b) He is the only one to serve the guests.
(c) He has not bed to go to.
(d) He cannot sleep.

15. Who speaks of "The Proud Man"?
(a) Trofimov.
(b) Anya.
(c) Pishchik.
(d) Gaev.