1. What did Hedda envision for Lovborg the night of Brack's party?
(a) For Lovborg to be independent and in control of himself without Mrs Elvsted's influence.
(b) The end of Lovborg's career so that Tesman would get the professorship.
(c) For society to recognize Lovborg's complete reformation.
(d) For Lovborg to be recognized as a great scholar.

2. Which of the following set of people truly acts in the others best interest to the best of their ability in the play HEDDA GABLER?
(a) Tesman and Brack.
(b) Lovborg and Mrs Elvsted.
(c) Hedda and Tesman.
(d) Hedda and Brack.

3. What kind of friends were Mrs Elvsted and Hedda in school?
(a) They were inseperable best friends.
(b) They had some good friends in common and so they saw a lot of each other.
(c) They were seperated by a year, and Mrs Elvsted was frightened of Hedda.
(d) They were classmates that spent a lot of time on school work together.

4. What does Lovborg know after his night at Brack's?
(a) The he will not be able to maintain a respectable lifestyle.
(b) That it is pointless for him to write books.
(c) That he is in love with Hedda.
(d) That he is the best man for the professorship.

5. After Mrs Elvsted arrives, what does Lovborg talk about?
(a) He talks about when he knew Hedda.
(b) He compliments Mrs Elvsted and praises the friendship he has with her.
(c) He talks about Tesman's research.
(d) He talks about nothing but his book.