1. Why did Hedda mention she liked the villa?
(a) She knew it was Tesman's dream house and wanted him to be happy.
(b) She mentioned it on a walk with the awkward Tesman because she felt sorry for him.
(c) She wanted to be near the sea, where the villa stood.
(d) She had admired it ever since childhood.

2. Whose assistance will Oswald need if his illness progresses?
(a) He will need Engstrand's assistance.
(b) He will need Regine's assistance.
(c) He will need Pastor Manders' assistance.
(d) He will need Mrs. Alving's assistance.

3. What excuse does Mrs. Alving give for Mr. Alving's behavior?
(a) He has a disease, just like Oswald, and did not know what he did.
(b) His love for Mrs. Alving outshone even his moral scruples.
(c) He suffered from depression much of the time.
(d) He had a great joy of living, and life in the small town took its toll on him.

4. What suggestion does Torvald give Mrs. Linde?
(a) He suggests she fix her hair in a more attractive way, like Nora's hair.
(b) He suggests she end her relationship with Krogstad.
(c) He suggests she take up embroidery instead of knitting.
(d) He suggests she end her relationship with Nora.

5. Why did Engstrand claim Regine as his own child?
(a) He was fooled by his wife and has no idea he is not Regine's real father.
(b) He desperately wanted a child and circumstances worked in his favor.
(c) He was paid very well to keep her real father a secret.
(d) He felt sorry for the unborn baby and took the blame on himself.