Eugene Onegin Test | Final Test - Easy

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Eugene Onegin Test | Final Test - Easy

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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Where do we first see Eugene again after Tatyana's trip to Moscow?
(a) In the crowd at a grand soiree.
(b) Alone in his cold and simple room.
(c) Returning from Paris a changed man.
(d) In Tatyana's heart in every face she sees.

2. What happens between Eugene Onegin and Tatyana during her name day feast?
(a) He ignores her all evening.
(b) He dances with her.
(c) He gives her a sympathetic look that reawakens her heart.
(d) He says rude things to keep her at a distance.

3. Which of the following best characterizes Eugene Onegin when he lived in the country?
(a) Idle and reclusive.
(b) Living in luxury and vindictive.
(c) Scheming and meddlesome.
(d) Cold and heartless.

4. What does Eugene Onegin think when he first sees Tatyana at a ball?
(a) Is it possible it's the same country girl?
(b) He must rescue her from her unhappiness.
(c) How could he not have seen her potential?
(d) He always knew she was meant for greater things.

5. How does Eugene Onegin feel about the situation in which he finds himself?
(a) He hates being at this sort of feast.
(b) He vows to take vengence on Lensky.
(c) All of the above.
(d) He is angered by Tatyana's distress.

6. Who, according to the narrator, does Vladimir Lensky's tombstone still cause to tear up?
(a) Eugene Onegin.
(b) Tatyana.
(c) Passerbys that read the inscription.
(d) Olga.

7. What does Tatyana do at the end of the story as Eugene kneels before her?
(a) Profess her continued love for him.
(b) All the above.
(c) Question his motives.
(d) Deliver a sermon to him much like the one he delivered to her when she was young.

8. Which of the following comparisons can be made according to the story Eugene Onegin?
(a) Winter is the time that Eugene is most driven out among people, yet it is the time Tatyana most withdraws.
(b) Eugene loves country summers while Tatyana loves country winters.
(c) While Eugene does not read the classics by choice, Tatyana does not by circumstance.
(d) While Eugene can find no meaning in the world, Tatyana finds meaning in everything around her.

9. What is the narrator's impression of winter in the country?
(a) It holds joy only for the leisurely wealthy.
(b) It is a time of depression and illness.
(c) It is a time of simple beauties.
(d) It is a time when no one, not even Eugene, can resist the charm of the countryside.

10. Who does the narrator say speaks to us from the grave?
(a) Our past loves.
(b) Our families and ancestors.
(c) No one.
(d) The great artists of the past.

11. What vengeance does Eugene Onegin take on Vladimir Lensky at Tatyana's name day feast?
(a) He laughs at Vladimir's poetry.
(b) He lets himself act irritable to cause discomfort to the hosts.
(c) He flirts with Olga and monopolizes her on the dance floor.
(d) He says mean things to Olga.

12. Where are Vladimir Lensky and Eugene Onegin seated at the dinner table?
(a) Right across from Tatyana.
(b) In the seats of honor.
(c) At the end near Dame Larin.
(d) Lensky near Olga and Onegin near Tatyana.

13. What does the wax in the water basin predict for Tatyana?
(a) That she will find true love.
(b) That she will be rich and famous.
(c) That she has great power.
(d) That she will soon lose someone she cares for.

14. How does Eugene Onegin spend his time before the duel?
(a) Drinking.
(b) Cursing himself to have let the situation come to this.
(c) Trying to write a letter to Vladimir.
(d) Asleep.

15. What does the note from Vladimir Lensky to Eugene Onegin the day after the name day celebration contain?
(a) A challenge to a duel.
(b) A chastisement of his behavior.
(c) A tirade about Eugene's betrayal.
(d) A poem about Olga's faithlessness.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who fires first in the duel between Onegin and Lensky?

2. What is Tatyana like when we see her at the ball in the last chapter?

3. Who notices the distress Tatyana feels at seeing Eugene Onegin again?

4. What homage is paid to Tatyana at her name day celebration?

5. Why does Tatyana's mother decide they must go to Moscow?

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