2. When they were younger, what was the relationship between Torvald and Krogstad?
(a) They were enemies.
(b) They were strangers.
(c) They were brothers.
(d) They were friends.

3. What important piece of biological information does Mrs. Alving reveal to Regine and Oswald?
(a) They are, in fact, half brother and half sister.
(b) Regine is Mrs. Alving's biological daughter.
(c) They are actually betrothed, and have been since birth.
(d) She is not Oswald's biological mother.

4. What trait in herself does Mrs. Alving regret?
(a) She feels she has been selfish and controlling.
(b) She feels she has been a coward.
(c) She feels she has been completely immoral.
(d) She feels she has been too altruistic.

5. Why did the orphanage burn down?
(a) Engstrand was careless with a cigarette.
(b) Oswald was careless with his pipe tobacco.
(c) Regine burned it down on purpose
(d) Pastor Manders was careless with a candle.

6. What excuse does Mrs. Linde give for being at the Helmers' residence?
(a) She wants to take care of the children instead of Helene.
(b) She was meeting with Krogstad.
(c) She wants to see Nora in her costume.
(d) She wants to see Dr. Rank.

7. What is the significance of the orphanage's unveiling ceremony?
(a) It is Mr. Alving's birthday.
(b) It is the tenth anniversary of Mr. Alving's death.
(c) It is Mrs. Alving's birthday.
(d) It is the tenth anniversary of Oswald's death.

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

9. Who actually loaned Nora the money?
(a) Krogstad.
(b) Kristine.
(c) Her father.
(d) Dr. Rank.

10. In the past year, what did Nora do two weeks before Christmas?
(a) Nora slaved over pies and candy in the kitchen.
(b) Nora cleaned the house top to bottom.
(c) Nora took a trip to Milan to shop.
(d) Nora shut herself in and made paper decoration.

11. What is Torvald concerned about saving from their relationship?
(a) He is concerned about preserving their public appearance.
(b) He is concerned about saving his sanity.
(c) He is concerned about saving her clothing for his next wife.
(d) He is concerned about saving Dr. Rank from her treachery.

12. To what does Nora compare her and Torvald's life?
(a) She compares their marriage and home to a doll house.
(b) She compares their lives to Dr. Rank's death.
(c) She compares their marriage and home to Krogstad's tragedy.
(d) She compares their lives to the bank.

13. Who does Mrs. Alving credit with her intellectual awakening?
(a) She credits Oswald, whose zest for art has been her saving grace.
(b) She credits Pastor Manders, whose advice forced her to reexamine the system.
(c) She credits Regine, whose love for her son warms her heart.
(d) She credits Mr. Alving, whose morality and generosity she always envied.

14. What does Engstrand want the Pastor to do with the remainder of Alving's money?
(a) He wants him to give it to Mrs. Alving.
(b) He wants him to pay for Regine and Oswald's wedding.
(c) He wants him to rebuild the orphanage.
(d) He wants him to invest in the seamen's home.

15. Why did Mrs. Alving marry Captain Alving?
(a) She felt sorry for him because he was so in love with her.
(b) Her lover's life was on the line and Alving offered him redemption.
(c) Her mother and sisters said she would be a fool to pass up his offer.
(d) She was desperately in love with him and could not live without him.