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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In the spring after the winter that Vladimir Lensky died, what is the state of his grave?
(a) All the above.
(b) The shepard is the only person that comes around.
(c) A wreath no longer hangs above it.
(d) The paths to it are all overgrown.

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

3. How does Tatyana react to the news that they are going to Moscow?
(a) She looks forward to seeing the rest of her family.
(b) She knows she will be mocked for her country ways.
(c) She looks forward to bustle of the city to help distract her.
(d) She hopes to run into Eugene Onegin.

4. What does Tatyana notice about all her relatives in Moscow?
(a) They are all so sophisticated.
(b) They haven't changed at all.
(c) They seem to pursue what they want.
(d) They remember her more than she remembers them.

5. How does Eugene Onegin dancing with Olga end?
(a) Vladimir Lensky confronts them and makes a scene.
(b) Eugene gets bored and Olga looks for Vladimir Lensky.
(c) Eugene and Olga end up fighting.
(d) Eugene and Olga retreat to the garden together.

6. What does the wax in the water basin predict for Tatyana?
(a) That she has great power.
(b) That she will soon lose someone she cares for.
(c) That she will find true love.
(d) That she will be rich and famous.

7. How does Eugene Onegin feel about the situation in which he finds himself?
(a) He hates being at this sort of feast.
(b) All of the above.
(c) He vows to take vengence on Lensky.
(d) He is angered by Tatyana's distress.

8. How does Vladimir Lensky spend the night before the duel?
(a) Trying to think of a way out of the duel.
(b) Awake, writing poetry and thinking of Olga.
(c) Asleep.
(d) Angrily accusing Eugene Onegin of all his misfortunes.

9. How does Eugene Onegin respond to Vladimir Lensky's note the day after Tanya's name day celebration?
(a) He laughs out loud.
(b) He rushes out to make amends with his friend.
(c) None of the above.
(d) He curtly accepts the challenge.

10. Where was Vladimir Lensky buried?
(a) None of the above.
(b) Beneath two pine trees near a creek.
(c) Where he fell.
(d) In his grand estate cemetery.

11. In Moscow after being reunited with Tatyana, what does Eugene Onegin do?
(a) Becomes wan and sickly.
(b) Falls hopelessly in love with her.
(c) He follows her around by day and dreams of her at night.
(d) All of the above.

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

13. What vengeance does Eugene Onegin take on Vladimir Lensky at Tatyana's name day feast?
(a) He flirts with Olga and monopolizes her on the dance floor.
(b) He lets himself act irritable to cause discomfort to the hosts.
(c) He says mean things to Olga.
(d) He laughs at Vladimir's poetry.

14. How many people have come to celebrate Tatyana's name day celebration?
(a) All the people Tatyana's age from their province.
(b) Only immediate family.
(c) Crowds and crowds of people show up.
(d) A small intimate circle that includes Lensky and Onegin.

15. Where are Vladimir Lensky and Eugene Onegin seated at the dinner table?
(a) Lensky near Olga and Onegin near Tatyana.
(b) In the seats of honor.
(c) At the end near Dame Larin.
(d) Right across from Tatyana.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Tatyana fare in society in Moscow?

2. Who travels with Tatyana to Moscow?

3. What is Olga's future after losing Vladimir Lensky?

4. After meeting with Olga after the name day celebration, what does Vladimir Lensky decide?

5. When Eugene Onegin and Tatyana are brought together in Moscow, what is the state of Tatyana's life?

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