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

3. How does Nozdroyov react when he realizes the men of town want to ask him about Tchitchikov?
(a) He is unsure.
(b) He is afraid.
(c) He is excited.
(d) He is reluctant.

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

5. 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.

6. Who do Anna and Sofia think is helping Tchitchikov with his plan?
(a) Sobakevitch.
(b) Nozdroyov.
(c) Selifan.
(d) Manilov.

7. How long does it take Tchitchikov to get to the general's house?
(a) 2 hours.
(b) Half an hour.
(c) 10 minutes.
(d) 1 hour.

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

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

10. How long does the laborer say it will take to fix the chaise?
(a) 2 hours.
(b) 2 days.
(c) 20 minutes.
(d) 2 weeks.

11. What does everything at the general's house smell like?
(a) Sawdust.
(b) Oil paint.
(c) Cinnamon.
(d) Cut grass.

12. Why does Andrey leave the general's house?
(a) The general's daughter tells him to leave.
(b) He realizes he forgot to turn off the stove.
(c) He feels neglected.
(d) He finds out that the general's daughter is engaged.

13. How does Tchitchikov impress Lyenitsyn?
(a) By making friends with his servants.
(b) By showing him his fine jewelry.
(c) By playing with his son.
(d) By complementing his wife.

14. Whose house does Tchitchikov visit at the beginning of Part 2, Chapter 3?
(a) Martin.
(b) Pyetuh.
(c) Kir.
(d) Adam.

15. Where has Tchitchikov always wanted to work?
(a) The customs office.
(b) The post office.
(c) The church.
(d) The library.