3. Where does Anna ask Bazarov to accompany her the next morning?
(a) Her garden
(b) The drawing room
(c) Her room
(d) The library

4. What has Anna promised to educate Bazorov on?
(a) French
(b) Chemistry
(c) Biology
(d) English

5. Why do Arkady and Bazarov decide to leave Kukshin's house?
(a) They want something to eat
(b) She is boring
(c) They have to meet Kolyazin
(d) They need sleep

6. What do Pavel and Nikolai agree a distance between?
(a) Life and death
(b) Themselves and the younger generation
(c) The farm and the city
(d) Good and evil

7. What decade in the 19th century is the novel set?
(a) Sixties
(b) Seventies
(c) Fifties
(d) Eighties

8. Why does Bazarov want to destroy all policies and principles?
(a) To prove Pavel wrong
(b) For pleasure
(c) To build a new Russia
(d) To become an important person

9. Where does Kolyazin invite the two young men to?
(a) The governor's ball
(b) His friends house
(c) A restaurant
(d) The fireman's ball

10. Where does Victor invite the two young men?
(a) A cafe
(b) His friends house
(c) A car show
(d) A bordello

11. How does the author say that Pavel conducts himself?
(a) Like an animal
(b) Like a businessman
(c) Like a serf
(d) Like a noble

12. What does Arkady tell Pavel that Bazarov is?
(a) A nihilist
(b) A communist
(c) A fascist
(d) A capitialist

13. Where do Arkady and Bazarov leave for the next morning?
(a) Bazarov's parents house
(b) Nikolai's farm
(c) St. Petersburg
(d) Moscow

14. How many more nights does Bazarov want to stay at Anna's house?
(a) One
(b) Four
(c) Two
(d) Eight

15. Why does Arkady's comment infuriate Pavel?
(a) Because of its philosophical nature
(b) Because Arkady should be supporting him
(c) Because it lacks free thinking
(d) Because its wrong