3. What does Mander say Mrs. Alving should not shatter?
(a) Oswald's dream to become a painter
(b) Oswald's dream to find the perfect woman
(c) Oswald's ideals about his father
(d) Oswald's ideals about his mother

4. Who knocks at the door?
(a) Solness
(b) Oswald
(c) Mr. Alving
(d) Engstrand

5. What does Engstrand ask Manders to grant him?
(a) To pardon him
(b) The help of his daughter
(c) To ask him a question
(d) Regina's hand in marriage

6. Where does Manders think Regina should go?
(a) The town
(b) Abroad
(c) Home
(d) The city

7. What room does Mrs. Alving come out from?
(a) The dining room
(b) The kitchen
(c) The drawing room
(d) The games room

8. What does Mrs. Alving say that she never had the courage to do?
(a) Argue with her husband
(b) Tell the truth about her husband
(c) Leave her husband
(d) Fall in love

9. What did Mr. Manders prepare Regina for?
(a) Confirmation
(b) Marriage
(c) Work
(d) University

10. What does Maders say Oswald has not many of?
(a) Principles
(b) Women
(c) Scruples
(d) Ideals

11. What does Engstrand say he did not accept from his wife?
(a) Love
(b) Money
(c) Friendship
(d) Sex

12. What does Mr. Engstrand say is the only thing he is?
(a) A construction worker
(b) A poor common man
(c) A father
(d) A drunkard

13. Who does Mrs. Alving say she should have taken into her confidence?
(a) Jacob
(b) Regina
(c) Oswald
(d) Manders

14. What room is Oswald in?
(a) The games room
(b) The dining room
(c) The conservatory
(d) The drawing room

15. What does Mrs. Alving say ghosts are as countless as?
(a) Grains of sand
(b) Bits of soil
(c) Earth worms
(d) Gravel