2. What does Nora initially tell Torvald is her reason for her wrongdoing?
(a) not knowing what she was doing could be considered wrong
(b) saving the children from being fatherless and penniless
(c) loving him above anything else
(d) acting selfishly because she couldn't lose him

3. What does Nora put on herself, when Torvald goes in to read the letters?
(a) her Italian shawl
(b) Mrs. Linde's old coat
(c) her heavy cloak
(d) Torvald's domino costume

4. Why did Nora like talking to the maids when she lived at her father's house?
(a) They knew lots of secrets.
(b) They understood what it was like to be a woman.
(c) They sang songs and told stories.
(d) They didn't moralize.

5. What does Mrs. Linde say she has faith in about Krogstad?
(a) his weakness
(b) his innocence
(c) his love
(d) his character

6. What does Torvald say about Mrs. Linde after she leaves?
(a) that she's pushy
(b) that she's a bore
(c) that he doesn't trust her
(d) that he admires her

7. How does Rank say Nora and Torvald will respond to his death?
(a) He says they will be sad for three seasons.
(b) He says they will mourn for a long time.
(c) He says they will dance on his grave.
(d) He says they will soon forget him.

8. How was Nora's dance received by the guests at the party?
(a) The guests were embarrassed by her dance.
(b) The guests enjoyed her dance.
(c) The guests were angered and asked her to leave.
(d) The guests were offended and started to leave.

9. How much money does Krogstad say he will ask Torvald for?
(a) 500 pounds
(b) 750 pounds
(c) nothing
(d) 1,000 pounds

10. What criticism does Torvald make of Nora's Tarantella dance at the party?
(a) He says it was too slow and cautious.
(b) He says it was too perfect.
(c) He says it was too erratic.
(d) He says it was too realistic.

11. What final doubt does Krogstad have about Mrs. Linde?
(a) He thinks she may want to be a mother more than she wants to be a wife.
(b) He thinks she may be using him to get money.
(c) He thinks she may be sacrificing herself to save Nora.
(d) He thinks she may be using him because she's lonely.

12. What does Torvald say he did for Nora?
(a) ignored her father's wrongdoings
(b) ignored the signs of mental weakness in Nora
(c) gave up the chance of marrying an upstanding woman
(d) gave up the life of a happy bachelor

13. What evidence does Doctor Rank believe supports his jealousy?
(a) Mrs. Linde was critical of Doctor Rank.
(b) Mrs. Linde is Nora's childhood friend.
(c) Mrs. Linde is in the house as he's speaking.
(d) Mrs. Linde has gotten a job at the bank.

14. What are Doctor Rank's feelings towards Nora?
(a) Doctor Rank thinks Nora is selfish.
(b) Doctor Rank thinks Nora is stupid.
(c) Doctor Rank secretly loves Nora.
(d) Doctor Rank hides his great anger at Nora.

15. What does Doctor Rank say he's gained from his "scientific investigation"?
(a) domination
(b) certainty
(c) life
(d) hope