3. What had some poor people done to prepare for the fête?
(a) Pawned their belongings to buy gowns.
(b) Stolen money from Lembke.
(c) Broken into the banquet hall.
(d) Moved away to make room for Lembke's guests.

4. Who is attacked after the murder of Shatov?
(a) Virginsky.
(b) Peter.
(c) Liputin.
(d) Erkel.

5. When Stavrogin catches up with Peter, what does Peter suggest to him?
(a) That the flood in the mine was planned.
(b) That Shatov is plotting against him.
(c) That Lebyatkin plans to blackmail Stavrogin.
(d) That the police have been watching him.

6. Whom does Lisa find after she leaves Stavrogin's?
(a) Peter.
(b) Drozdov.
(c) Shatov.
(d) Liputin.

7. What does Stavrogin believe in?
(a) The value of ancient farming methods.
(b) The right of the aristocrats to rule.
(c) The equality of slaves.
(d) The governing potential of new industries.

8. What is Shigalyov's plan for the new social organization?
(a) Enslave 90% of humanity.
(b) Eliminate the aristocracy.
(c) Liberate the peasants.
(d) Abolish industrialism and return to farming.

9. What is Peter Verkhovensky concerned about when he rushes out of Virginsky's house?
(a) A letter that might expose the group.
(b) A raid that is planned for his house.
(c) Getting his manuscript to the press in time for printing.
(d) An arrest warrant that has been issued for him.

10. Why does Lisa want to leave Stavrogin at the beginning of the Part 3, Chapter 3?
(a) Stavrogin told her he didn't love her.
(b) She wanted to report his murder to the police.
(c) They have begun to quarrel.
(d) Stavrogin confessed to killing Mary.

11. What is the narrator's response to Stepan Verkhovensky's reaction to the search of Peter's house?
(a) He is intimidated.
(b) He is baffled.
(c) He is determined to bring Peter to justice.
(d) He is worried.

12. Who kills Kirilov?
(a) Peter.
(b) Shatov.
(c) Liputin.
(d) He kills himself.

13. What reason does the narrator have for visiting Lembke?
(a) He wants to arrange to get out of the country.
(b) He wants to testify against Peter Verkhovensky.
(c) He wants to prevent Stepan Verkhovensky from doing anything silly.
(d) He wants to know why he is being searched.

14. Russia's salvation seems to reside where, in Dostoevsky's opinion?
(a) In the radicals.
(b) In the Church.
(c) In the peasants.
(d) In the monarchy.

15. Why do the townspeople think the Lebyatkins were killed?
(a) To punish them for blackmailing the radical group.
(b) To avenge their persecution of the aristocrats.
(c) To limit the radicals' liabilities.
(d) To free Stavrogin to have his affair with Lisa Tushin.