1. What does Oswald think will happen to any attempted memorial of his father?
(a) He thinks the plans will never come to fruition.
(b) He thinks the plans will be flooded, like the orphanage.
(c) He thinks the memorial will burn.
(d) He thinks the memorial will be exalted by the community.

2. What ultimatum does Mrs. Alving want to give Oswald?
(a) She wants him to either marry Regine or send her packing.
(b) She wants him to either quit smoking his pipe or only smoke it in his room.
(c) She wants him to either go study with Pastor Manders or stay at home with her.
(d) She wants him to either go abroad and do art or stay at home and give it up.

3. Who does Mrs. Alving credit with her intellectual awakening?
(a) She credits Regine, whose love for her son warms her heart.
(b) She credits Mr. Alving, whose morality and generosity she always envied.
(c) She credits Oswald, whose zest for art has been her saving grace.
(d) She credits Pastor Manders, whose advice forced her to reexamine the system.

4. Where does Regine plan to go instead of staying in the Alvings' house?
(a) She wants to go to Italy.
(b) She wants to go to Paris.
(c) She wants to go to Engstrand's house.
(d) She wants to go to Pastor Manders' house.

5. Why has Dr. Rank allowed himself such a merry evening?
(a) He is cured of his disease.
(b) He has finished his own lab results.
(c) He has fallen in love with Mrs. Linde.
(d) He and Nora are running away together.