3. Who says again that life will never change when they are discussing the idea of what will be in 200 years?
(a) Andrei
(b) Vershinin
(c) Tusenbach
(d) Chebutykin

4. Who is the 'lovesick major' the sisters used to tease with that nickname?
(a) Chebutykin
(b) Andrei
(c) Tusenbach
(d) Vershinin

5. Who do they say is going to be a professor one day because he is so smart?
(a) Tusenbach
(b) Chebutykin
(c) Andrei
(d) Vershinin

6. To whom does Vershinin tell the story of the prisoner who did not notice the beauty of bird song until he was incarcerated?
(a) Olga
(b) Masha
(c) Natasha
(d) Irina

7. Who becomes tearful by how old Vershinin looks?
(a) Natasha
(b) Masha
(c) Irina
(d) Olga

8. What is heard as the characters are speaking during this second part of the Act 1?
(a) A knock at the door
(b) A siren
(c) A violin
(d) An air raid horn

9. Who makes the comment that all children should be cooked and eaten?
(a) Natasha
(b) Solyony
(c) Andrei
(d) Tusenbach

10. Who has come to the sisters' house with a message from the council?
(a) Vershinin
(b) Andrei
(c) Chebutykin
(d) Ferapont

11. Who is in love with Masha although it is a bit of scandal that he does?
(a) Chebutykin
(b) Vershinin
(c) Tusenbach
(d) Andrei

12. Who does Natasha want to not stop by, fearing for her child's rest?
(a) Gambling men
(b) Maskers
(c) The other sisters
(d) The teacher

13. Who gives Irina a book detailing the history of the school where her sister teaches?
(a) Kulygin
(b) Tusenbach
(c) Chebutykin
(d) Masha

14. Who promises to go to university with Andrei even thought it seems this might be an empty promise?
(a) Vershinin
(b) Bobik
(c) Irina
(d) Tusenbach

15. Who is the new commander of the military in the town where the sisters reside?
(a) Vershinin
(b) Andrei
(c) Chebutykin
(d) Tusenbach