1. Which of the following comparisons can be made according to the story Eugene Onegin?
(a) Winter is the time that Eugene is most driven out among people, yet it is the time Tatyana most withdraws.
(b) While Eugene does not read the classics by choice, Tatyana does not by circumstance.
(c) While Eugene can find no meaning in the world, Tatyana finds meaning in everything around her.
(d) Eugene loves country summers while Tatyana loves country winters.

2. What does Olga think of Vladimir Lensky's poetry about her?
(a) She makes him read it to her in front of everyone.
(b) She loves being the muse of his inspiration.
(c) She thinks his poems are trite and mundane.
(d) She doesn't read poetry.

3. What happens after the death of Tatyana's father?
(a) Everybody mourns him.
(b) Tatyana inherits the estate.
(c) Tatyana and her family are plunged into poverty.
(d) His wife feels finally free.

4. What does Tatyana discover about her dream in the book on analyzing dreams?
(a) That she is better off without Eugene Onegin.
(b) None of the above.
(c) Information about some of the elements but no meaning.
(d) It foretells terrible times ahead.

5. In the beginning of Tatyana's dream, where is she?
(a) Walking home through the country from a festival.
(b) In a wintry landscape near a raging river.
(c) Lost in an unfamiliar land.
(d) Behind Eugene Onegin's house.