3. What does Bazorov admit to Anna?
(a) He is in love with her
(b) He is not a real doctor
(c) His father is a serf
(d) He is in love with Arkady

4. Where does Anna ask Bazarov to accompany her the next morning?
(a) Her room
(b) Her garden
(c) The drawing room
(d) The library

5. What kind of boy does Arkady say his father was?
(a) Quiet
(b) Hyperactive
(c) Angry
(d) Loud

6. What happened to the princess?
(a) She married
(b) She died
(c) She became a queen
(d) She lost all of her wealth

7. How many more nights does Bazarov want to stay at Anna's house?
(a) Four
(b) Eight
(c) One
(d) Two

8. How does the author say that Pavel conducts himself?
(a) Like a noble
(b) Like a businessman
(c) Like an animal
(d) Like a serf

9. What does Bazarov send Anna in this chapter?
(a) Flowers
(b) A note
(c) A frog
(d) A chemistry set

10. What does Bazarov call for the destruction of?
(a) The aristcracy
(b) America
(c) The government
(d) All policies and principles

11. What is the name of Arkady's cousin?
(a) Anna
(b) Myskin
(c) Katka
(d) Kolyazin

12. Why does Bazarov want to destroy all policies and principles?
(a) To prove Pavel wrong
(b) To build a new Russia
(c) To become an important person
(d) For pleasure

13. Who is the first awake in the morning?
(a) Nikolai
(b) Pavel
(c) Bazarov
(d) Arkady

14. What is the name of Nikolai's son?
(a) Saha
(b) Arkady
(c) Bazarov
(d) Pavel

15. What is the name of Anna's neighbor?
(a) Katya
(b) Alexandar
(c) Platonitch
(d) Rogozhin