Eugene Onegin Test | Mid-Book Test - Hard

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Eugene Onegin Test | Mid-Book Test - Hard

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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Vladimir Lensky tell the Larin household when he arrives?

2. Which of the following does Eugene tell Tatyana in response to her letter?

3. What change came about Eugene Onegin as a young man?

4. How does the narrator see Vladimir Lensky's enthusiasm about marriage?

5. Which of the following best describes Tatyana?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is the tone of the letter that Tatyana wrote to Eugene Onegin? What does she express?

2. When Eugene becomes tired of his social life and routine and falls into depression, what does he do?

3. What is the story of Olga and Tatyana's mother's marriage?

4. Describe the activities of a typical day in the life of Eugene Onegin.

5. What events unfold when Tatyana hears Eugene Onegin's horse arriving?

6. Describe the character of Eugene Onegin.

7. How is Tatyana after being rejected by Eugene Onegin?

8. Who is Vladimir in love with? What is she like?

9. How do the neighbors views of Eugene's refusal of Tatyana vary from the narrator's?

10. What chastisement does Eugene Onegin give Tatyana at the end of his response to her letter?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Eugene's rejection of Tatyana in the garden was complex and it's consequences manifold. Write an essay about this pivotal interaction.

Part 1. Although Eugene was being honest to Tatyana, was he also being a coward? Did he miss his chance for salvation?

Part 2. Was Eugene correct in his foretelling of what their married life would be like? Could things have been different?

Part 3. In the end of the novel Tatyana admits she is unhappy in her position and still loves Eugene. Was his rejection of her in the garden ultimately to her benefit despite this?

Essay Topic 2

There's a lot to write about Alexander Pushkin. Write an essay about him. Make sure to include some information from all of the parts listed below, but emphasis can be put on any one or several of the parts.

Part 1. Heritage and life.

Part 2. Literary works.

Part 3. Political leaning and influence.

Part 4. Influence on literature.

Essay Topic 3

The duel between Eugene and Vladimir is a defining moment in the story. Write about the duel in Eugene Onegin.

Part 1. What is the cause for the duel? Is it a valid reason or more perceived than real?

Part 2. What does his willingness to follow through with the duel tell us about Eugene?

Part 3. How do Vladimir and Eugene spend the night before the duel? What does this tell us about them?

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