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

4. What does Nozdroyov tell the men in town he helped Tchitchikov do?
(a) Resurrect his dead souls.
(b) Sell his dead souls for a higher price.
(c) Pick out a church for an elopement.
(d) Con the townspeople into selling dead souls.

5. Who believes Tchitchikov is Captain Kopeykin?
(a) The governor.
(b) The postmaster.
(c) Anna and Sofia.
(d) The police chief.

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

7. How many Corinthian columns are outside the general's house?
(a) 2.
(b) 4.
(c) 6.
(d) 8.

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

9. Why does Nozdroyov tell Tchitchikov that he came to visit him?
(a) To bring him back to the governor.
(b) To sell his dead souls.
(c) To help him.
(d) To kill him.

10. Why is Nozdroyov not a reliable source?
(a) He makes up stories.
(b) He is gullible and believes everything he hears.
(c) He has a medical condition making him forget things.
(d) He is often too drunk to remember things.

11. Tchitchikov tells Skudronzhoglo he has never met anyone as what as him?
(a) Handsome.
(b) Careless.
(c) Intelligent.
(d) Angry.

12. What happens to Tchitchikov's partner in crime from the customs office?
(a) He kills himself.
(b) He is put in jail for life.
(c) He is murdered.
(d) He is exiled.

13. Where is Tchitchikov when he runs into Vassilyevitch?
(a) The tailor.
(b) The barber.
(c) The bank.
(d) The grocer.

14. What does Skudronzhoglo share with Tchitchikov over dinner?
(a) A plan to sell his dead souls.
(b) What he has done to accumulate his wealth.
(c) Stories about the general.
(d) His marital issues.

15. What does the general serve Tchitchikov for dinner?
(a) Buttered bread.
(b) Lamb.
(c) Cabbage soup.
(d) Baked potatoes.