1. What is the first thing Nora points out about the things she's bought?
(a) They are low quality.
(b) They were expensive.
(c) They were cheap.
(d) They are good quality.

2. What reason does Nora give for wanting Krogstad to keep his job?
(a) She says Krogstad is in dire need of money and she's afraid what might happen to his children.
(b) She says the reason is a secret, but that Torvald must take her seriously.
(c) She says Krogstad writes for papers and could spread rumors and bad publicity.
(d) She says Krogstad is a distant relative of her father's.

3. What inconsistency did Mrs. Linde notice in what Doctor Rank said?
(a) Doctor Rank said he'd heard Mrs. Linde mentioned many times, but Torvald seemed not to have heard of her.
(b) Doctor Rank said Krogstad was morally corrupt, but Mrs. Linde knows he's a good person.
(c) Doctor Rank said Torvald was happy about his position at the bank, but Torvald seemed upset about it.
(d) Doctor Rank said Torvald was always healthy, but Mrs. Linde knows he's been ill.

4. What does Nora do when Krogstad confronts her about the fake signature?
(a) She laughs and tells him that he's wrong.
(b) She is ambiguous whether it's true, maintaining that the accusation can't be proved.
(c) She makes up a story to explain what Krogstad thinks is wrong.
(d) She confesses that she faked the signature.

5. What does Krogstad ask Nora about Mrs. Linde?
(a) whether she has mentioned him to Nora
(b) whether she is a widow
(c) whether Torvald is giving her a job at the bank
(d) whether she is staying in town long