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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Vera suggest that Beliayev call her?
(a) Vera Natalyova.
(b) Verochka.
(c) Veronica.
(d) Verushka.
2. What do Natalya's relatives call her?
(a) Natalyochka.
(b) Natalyuska.
(c) Natasha.
(d) Natalya Petrochka.
3. In Act 3, Part 1, whose help does Shpigelski solicit in matching Bolshintsov and Vera?
(a) Katya's.
(b) Rakitin's.
(c) Islayev's.
(d) Matvey's.
4. Who teaches Kolya's piano lesson?
(a) Natalya.
(b) Schaaf.
(c) Beliayev.
(d) Liza.
5. What is Beliayev's favorite part of a newspaper?
(a) The opinion pages.
(b) The articles.
(c) The photos.
(d) The comic strips.
Short Answer Questions
1. How long have Rakitin and Natalya known each other?
2. Where did Beliayev live before coming to Natalya's house?
3. What toy does Kolya have in Act 2, Part 3?
4. What does Natalya like most about the character with whom she is infatuated?
5. According to Shpigelski, "a doctor worth his salt is never" what?
Short Essay Questions
1. When Natalya interrupts the conversation between Vera and Beliayev in Act 4, Part 2, how does she react to Vera's accusations?
2. Describe Natalya's childhood.
3. What is the plan that Rakitin and Beliayev have devised for leaving Natalya's household?
4. Describe the progress of the game that Schaaf, Anna, and Liza are playing.
5. Why does Vera decide to marry Bolshintsov?
6. Summarize Anna's advice to Islayev, as discussed in Act 5, Part 1.
7. What does Rakitin think about in his soliloquy in Act 2, Part 2, and what conclusions does he reach?
8. According to his soliloquy in Act 4, Part 2, what does Beliayev think about the events that have transpired with Natalya and Vera?
9. What conclusion does Rakitin draw in Act 4, Part 3, after he inquires about Natalya's decision and Natalya says, "What decision? ... I don't understand"?
10. Summarize Beliayev's response to Natalya's revelation that Vera is in love with him.
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