2. Who does Andrey think Tchitchikov is when first meeting him?
(a) A tax collector.
(b) A government official.
(c) A doctor.
(d) A criminal.

3. How much money does Hlobuev receive when his aunt dies?
(a) 30,000 rubles.
(b) 40,000 rubles.
(c) 60,000 rubles.
(d) 50,000 rubles.

4. What is Tchitchikov doing when Nozdroyov comes into his room?
(a) Pouring tea.
(b) Hanging a painting.
(c) Shaving.
(d) Tying his shoes.

5. How does Platon plan to be entertained?
(a) By opening a shop in town.
(b) By playing in a band.
(c) By traveling with Tchitchikov.
(d) By purchasing more souls.

6. What is Andrey's housekeeper fond of?
(a) Cats.
(b) Playing cards.
(c) Sweets.
(d) Figurines.

7. What is the relationship between Platon and Skudronzhoglo?
(a) Cousins.
(b) Father and son.
(c) Brothers-in-law.
(d) Uncle and nephew.

8. How much money does Tchitchikov make per year at his first job?
(a) 50 rubles.
(b) 60 rubles.
(c) 35 rubles.
(d) 45 rubles.

9. To whom is Anna married?
(a) The blacksmith.
(b) The minister.
(c) The grocer.
(d) The public prosecutor.

10. What does Tchitchikov tell the general that Andrey is writing about?
(a) Generals in the war of 1812.
(b) European fashion trends.
(c) 16th century sonnets.
(d) Napoleon.

11. What does the narrator compare Russia to?
(a) A troika.
(b) A polar bear.
(c) A young child.
(d) A tank.

12. What is Andrey's job?
(a) Clergyman.
(b) Collegiate secretary.
(c) Farmer.
(d) Librarian.

13. Who agrees to loan Tchitchikov money?
(a) Platon.
(b) Skudronzhoglo.
(c) Koshkaryov.
(d) Pyetuh.

14. How many houses are on the land Tchitchikov buys?
(a) One.
(b) Three.
(c) Two.
(d) Four.

15. What does Tchitchikov compare his life to when introducing himself to the general?
(a) A chaise led by wolves.
(b) A Greek god.
(c) A ship in stormy seas.
(d) A horse locked in a stable.