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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. Why does Nora think they can spend more money?
(a) Torvald is going to earn a large salary.
(b) She thinks they can borrow indefinitely.
(c) She plans on winning money gambling.
(d) She is going to inherit money.

2. Why does Mrs. Linde come by Nora's house?
(a) Mrs. Linde wanted to thank Nora for helping her get a job.
(b) Mrs. Linde wanted to ask Nora about Krogstad.
(c) Mrs. Linde was concerned that Nora might be unwell.
(d) Nora had come by Mrs. Linde's home asking for her.

3. What does Mrs. Linde say her husband left her monetarily?
(a) nothing
(b) a large legacy
(c) a small legacy
(d) money in trust

4. How does Mrs. Linde feel about her husband?
(a) She sometimes misses him terribly and sometimes is glad he's gone.
(b) She is angry at him for leaving her nothing.
(c) She has no sorrow at his death.
(d) She misses him horribly.

5. How does Krogstad know the second signature is faked?
(a) The signature is in the wrong kind of ink.
(b) The signature is clearly Nora's handwriting.
(c) The signature is dated three days after Nora's father's death.
(d) Nora wouldn't have had time to get the document signed.

Short Answer Questions

1. Did Nora write to Mrs. Linde when her husband died?

2. Where does Nora send her children so she can talk to Krogstad?

3. What does Torvald say to tell any callers?

4. How does Torvald describe Nora's spending?

5. What does Krogstad ask Nora to do for him?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is Nora's attitude toward Torvald's rules?

2. What do Torvald's pet names for Nora say about his attitude towards her?

3. How does Torvald react to Nora saying his reason for firing Krogstad is narrow-minded?

4. Why did Nora fake her father's signature?

5. What is Nora's attitude towards the law?

6. What was Nora's attitude toward Krogstad when she first borrowed money from him?

7. What example does Torvald give Nora, to try and show her why borrowing is bad?

8. What is the significance of Nora mentioning the first of the month to Krogstad?

9. Does Nora realize the seriousness of faking a signature?

10. Why does Nora say she wants to tear the fancy-dress costumes into a hundred thousand pieces?

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