4. What does Treplieff say he would be if his mother was an ordinary woman?
(a) A lucky man.
(b) A rounded man.
(c) A happier man.
(d) A serious man.

5. What does Akadina say she never likes to look into?
(a) The future.
(b) A book.
(c) The past.
(d) Someone's bedroom.

6. What does Nina say it is strange seeing a famous author doing?
(a) Writing.
(b) Fishing.
(c) Crying.
(d) Sailing.

7. What does Sorin say Arkadina should not handle so roughly?
(a) Youthful sensitivity.
(b) A masterpiece.
(c) Youthful egoism.
(d) Young love.

8. What can Masha not return to Medviedenko?
(a) His keys.
(b) His hate.
(c) His affection.
(d) His wallet.

9. What does Treplieff say sometimes speaks in his heart?
(a) Hatred.
(b) Love.
(c) Bill.
(d) Egoism.

10. What will happen at 8.30 pm?
(a) The guests will arrive.
(b) The play will finish.
(c) Dinner will be served.
(d) The play will start.

11. Who does Nina say writes beautiful stories?
(a) Sorin.
(b) Peter.
(c) Simon.
(d) Trigorin.

12. Which of the following does Trigorin not say it is his duty to write about?
(a) The rights of man.
(b) The future.
(c) Science.
(d) Work.

13. What kind of life does Treplieff think his mother leads?
(a) A fun life.
(b) A serious life.
(c) An ugly life.
(d) A stupid life.

14. Why is Treplieff's play so hard to act in?
(a) It has to be performed in the dark.
(b) It has no living characters.
(c) The dialogue is hard to speak.
(d) It is cliched.

15. How does Masha describe the air?
(a) Seething.
(b) Cool.
(c) Violent.
(d) Sultry.