Print
Word
PDF
|
| Name: _________________________ | Period: ___________________ |
This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What game does Nora play with her children?
(a) blind man's bluff
(b) king of the hill
(c) ring around the rosie
(d) hide and seek
2. How many children does Mrs. Linde have?
(a) two
(b) none
(c) three
(d) one
3. What job has Torvald just accepted?
(a) head counsel for the mayor
(b) head accountant for the bank
(c) manager of the bank
(d) legal clerk for the town
4. What does Nora ask the maid to bring to her after Krogstad has left?
(a) a glass of whiskey
(b) the Christmas tree
(c) a book from Torvald's study
(d) a cup of tea
5. Why does Mrs. Linde come by Nora's house?
(a) Mrs. Linde wanted to thank Nora for helping her get a job.
(b) Mrs. Linde wanted to ask Nora about Krogstad.
(c) Nora had come by Mrs. Linde's home asking for her.
(d) Mrs. Linde was concerned that Nora might be unwell.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where does Torvald believe Nora got Christmas presents the last year?
2. How does Torvald say he felt when Nora was busy for three weeks?
3. How many children does Nora have?
4. What is Nora's attitude toward the porter who helps her with her purchases?
5. Who does Torvald compare Nora to?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Mrs. Linde think Torvald might still be ill?
2. Why is Torvald looking forward to the Christmas dinner?
3. What is Nora's attitude toward Torvald's rules?
4. Why is Torvald reluctant to give Nora money for Christmas?
5. What is Nora's reaction to Torvald's example?
6. Why does Nora confess to Mrs. Linde that her father didn't give her the money for the trip that saved Torvald's life?
7. How does Nora introduce her request for Torvald to let Krogstad keep his post at the bank?
8. What is Nora's reaction to seeing Mrs. Linde?
9. What does Mrs. Linde hope Nora can do for her?
10. What is Nora's attitude towards the law?
|
This section contains 644 words (approx. 3 pages at 300 words per page) |
|
