1. What is the narrator's impression of winter in the country?
(a) It is a time of depression and illness.
(b) It holds joy only for the leisurely wealthy.
(c) It is a time of simple beauties.
(d) It is a time when no one, not even Eugene, can resist the charm of the countryside.

2. What does Tatyana do when she heard the neighbors gossip about Eugene Onegin?
(a) She falls in love with him.
(b) She defends him vociferously.
(c) She becomes angry he ever appeared at their doorstep.
(d) She encourages the rumors.

3. In Tatyana's dream, what starts the fight between Eugene Onegin and Vladimir Lensky?
(a) The intrusion of Vladimir and Olga into the room when Eugene wants to be alone with Tatyana.
(b) They are fighting over Olga.
(c) They are fighting for leadership of the monsters.
(d) None of the above.

4. What does the narrator mourn about Vladimir Lensky's premature death?
(a) That he was killed by a friend.
(b) That he was killed over something foolish.
(c) All the above.
(d) The loss of his unknown future.

5. 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.