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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Act 3, Part 2.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What are Mrs. Elvsted's plans when she leaves the Tesman household in Act 3 of HEDDA GABLER?
(a) She is going to return to her husband.
(b) She is going to attempt to purchase the manuscript back from Miss Diana.
(c) She has no plans and nowhere to go.
(d) She is going to look for the missing manuscript.
2. What does Hedda say she is doing at the end of Act 3 of HEDDA GABLER?
(a) Destroying Lovborg's future.
(b) Destroying her past.
(c) Making an opportunity for Tesman.
(d) Burning a child.
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. At the end of Act 2, what does Hedda confess to Mrs Elvsted that she wants out of the whole situation?
(a) To influence a human fate.
(b) To win Lovborg's love.
(c) To see Lovborg succumb to weakness.
(d) To secure the professorship for Tesman.
5. After Mrs Elvsted arrives, what does Lovborg talk about?
(a) He talks about nothing but his book.
(b) He talks about when he knew Hedda.
(c) He compliments Mrs Elvsted and praises the friendship he has with her.
(d) He talks about Tesman's research.
Short Answer Questions
1. At Brack's party, what information does Lovborg withhold?
2. What role did Ejlert Lovborg play in the Elvsted household prior to the happenings in the play Hedda Gabler?
3. 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?
4. What reason does Hedda give Lovborg for not following through on a threat she made a long time ago?
5. Why is the professorship so important to Tesman?
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