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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. As the diner conversation begins, how does the writer feel?
(a) Irritated.
(b) Relieved.
(c) Happy,
(d) Saddened.
2. What does the writer state happens to stupid Russian romantics?
(a) They died off years ago.
(b) They are not true romantics.
(c) They leave for France.
(d) They degenerate into Germans.
3. What day does Anton allow visitors?
(a) Monday.
(b) Tuesday.
(c) Sunday.
(d) Friday.
4. What does Zverkov say he would do if the peasants in his countries protested?
(a) Give up his post.
(b) Have them flogged.
(c) Change the rules.
(d) Listen to their concerns.
5. What are Apollon's wages?
(a) 7 roubles.
(b) 25 roubles.
(c) 15 roubles.
(d) 10 roubles.
Short Answer Questions
1. After leaving his friend's home, how much does the writer pay for a cab ride?
2. Near the end of the dinner in Part 2, Chapter 4, during the writer's toast, what does he say he hates?
3. When the writer goes back to the dinner party after being outside, what does he find?
4. What does the writer ask Apollon to get for him at the tavern?
5. Who is Anton Atonych Setchkin?
Short Essay Questions
1. In Part 2, Chapter 8, the writer decides to borrow money from his friend Anton Antonych in order to repay Simonov. Why does Anton Antonych so readily lend the money?
2. In Part 2, Chapter 6, the writer wakes up to a clock chiming. How does he describe the clock?
3. What does the writer compare Liza to and how does he explain that even this is better than being a prostitute?
4. When the writer goes to visit Anton Antonych, there are other men also visiting. What do the men discuss and how does the writer feel about this conversation?
5. What is Apollon's reaction to the writer when he is asked to go to the tavern for tea and biscuits?
6. What is Zverkov's attitude toward the writer?
7. The writer continues to ridicule Liza and her work and describes a rather somber death. What does the writer say a prostitute's death will be?
8. What does the writer want to do when the others arrive and what does he actually do?
9. Describe the characteristics of a romantic, according to the writer.
10. The writer describes some office clerks that repulse him. Discuss these characters.
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