1. What is the estate like that Eugene Onegin inherited from his uncle?
(a) A tasteful old style place in beautiful countryside.
(b) Historical and in bad disrepair.
(c) Extensive lands worked by hundreds of peasants.
(d) A huge modern home representative of the uncles status.

2. Which of the following personages best describes Onegin?
(a) A snobbish aristrocrat who manipulates people for his political advantage.
(b) A discontent who finds everthing beneath him.
(c) A well meaning but naive child of Russian aristocracy.
(d) A witty and eloquent dandy who dances well.

3. How does the flight from the bear end in Tatyana's dream?
(a) The bear chases her until she sees a hut, which she rushes into and closes the door in the bears face.
(b) She sees her father ahead and calls to him. Her father turns and scares the bear off.
(c) She falls, exhausted, and the bear carries her to a hut.
(d) The bear is afraid and runs when Eugene Onegin suddenly appears in front of her.

4. When do Eugene Onegin and Vladimir Lensky arrive at Tatyana's name day celebration?
(a) Before any other guests arrive.
(b) Just before the dancing starts.
(c) Just as Tatyana is sitting for her portrait.
(d) Partway through dinner.

5. How did Lensky fall during the duel?
(a) Lensky's gun backfires and kills him.
(b) During the third round of shots, Lensky is killed.
(c) Lensky is mortally killed before getting off a single shot.
(d) After wounding Onegin, Lensky is mortally shot.