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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. In what month does "Yuletide Story" take place?
(a) September.
(b) November.
(c) January.
(d) December.
2. Where is Dolgushov injured?
(a) His legs.
(b) His back.
(c) His head.
(d) His belly.
3. What is the fabric the woman on the steamer's dress made of in "Sunstroke"?
(a) Gingham.
(b) Poplin.
(c) Lace.
(d) Linen.
4. What does Dolgushov say to use on him when the narrator finds him?
(a) Antibiotics.
(b) A cartridge.
(c) Morphine.
(d) A knife.
5. What are nurses doing as they lie in the grass in "The Death of Dolgushov"?
(a) Bleeding.
(b) Singing.
(c) Knitting.
(d) Reading.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does the lieutenant drink when he gets back to the hotel in "Sunstroke"?
2. On which day do Martin Martinych and Masha board up the study?
3. Martin Martinych's face is as if it is made of clay, like many faces, back to whom?
4. What is the unshaven porter wearing when the couple disembarks the boat in "Sunstroke"?
5. In "Sunstroke", what does the lieutenant slap his boots with while contemplating the woman's absence in the hotel room?
Short Essay Questions
1. How do the peasant women treat the lieutenant at the market in "Sunstroke"?
2. What do the three brothers do during the summer months in "In Bondage"?
3. In "Yuletide Story", what does the doctor think of patients in general?
4. What happens when Varka decides she must be free of what shackles her at the end of Sleepy?
5. In "Sunstroke", how does the woman react to the lieutenant's suggestion that they get off the boat together?
6. Why is Varka so tired?
7. How is the doctor in "Yuletide Story" described?
8. Why does Selikhov come over to Martin Martinych's place?
9. What happens to the narrator and Grishchuk as evening falls in "The Death of Dolgushov"?
10. What is Masha's condition in "The Cave"?
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