5. Who have Arkady and Bazarov received an invitation from?
(a) A Russian princess
(b) Arkady's uncle
(c) Their university professor
(d) Arkady's cousin

6. Who does Bazarov spend time with?
(a) Katya
(b) Platonitch
(c) Anna
(d) Arkady

7. What country did Pavel go to when his affair with the princess was over?
(a) Moldova
(b) England
(c) Russia
(d) Ukraine

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

9. What does Bazarov send Anna in this chapter?
(a) A note
(b) A frog
(c) Flowers
(d) A chemistry set

10. What four things does Pavel say that Bazarov derides?
(a) Aristocracy, progress, principles and liberalism
(b) Family, working class, principles and progress
(c) Liberalism, love, famiy and aristocracy
(d) Communism, progress, human nature and women

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

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

13. What puts Bazarov off Anna?
(a) Her height
(b) Her sophistication
(c) Her laugh
(d) Her looks

14. What does Pavel say will happen if people discard things like the aristocracy?
(a) They will destroy themselves
(b) There will be anarchy
(c) They will live outside of human nature
(d) They will be rich

15. What is Pavel's opinion on the aristocracy?
(a) They are unneccessary
(b) They are noble and cultured
(c) They are sweet and humorous
(d) They are out of date