3. Who does the Governor say it is his duty to assist?
(a) Strangers in town.
(b) Everyone.
(c) Government officials.
(d) People in trouble.

4. Who has the Governor been accused of beating up?
(a) The captain's widow.
(b) His wife.
(c) His daughter.
(d) The officer's widow.

5. Why does Ammos think the government has sent the Inspector General?
(a) To enlist soldiers.
(b) To keep the village in order.
(c) To write a report.
(d) To uncover treason.

6. What does Anna tell Dawdling she wants?
(a) A pair of high heels.
(b) A scarf.
(c) A shawl.
(d) A hat.

7. What does Osip say the servants are bringing up?
(a) A policeman.
(b) A gun.
(c) The bill.
(d) Dinner.

8. What does Khlestakov say the beef is as hard as?
(a) Wood.
(b) Iron.
(c) Glass.
(d) A board.

9. What does Marya say they will know in a couple of hours?
(a) Everything.
(b) If the Turks are declaring war.
(c) Nothing.
(d) Why the Inspector General has come.

10. What does Dobchinsky say the Inspector General talks like?
(a) As if he were an academic.
(b) As if he were older.
(c) As if were a simpleton.
(d) As if he were a child.

11. What does Khlestakov hand Osip?
(a) His jacket and scarf .
(b) His gloves and hat.
(c) His cap and cane.
(d) His cloak and shoes.

12. What does the General say he once made for his children?
(a) A teddy bear.
(b) A board game.
(c) A play house.
(d) A house of cards.

13. What does Anna wave at the short man?
(a) Her hankerchief.
(b) Her hat.
(c) Her hand.
(d) Her shawl.

14. What did the history teacher break when he was talking about Alexander of Macedon?
(a) A table.
(b) A pen.
(c) A glass.
(d) A chair.

15. What does Anna say Marya's head is full with?
(a) Nonsense and lovers.
(b) Heroes and villians.
(c) Myths and lies.
(d) Dinners and dancers.