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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. To whom does Shpigelski prescribe "little white pills"?
(a) Kolya.
(b) Natalya.
(c) Rakitin.
(d) Islayev.
2. What friend has been writing to Vera, hoping that she'll write back?
(a) Anya Verenitsin.
(b) Liza Moshnin.
(c) Zlata.
(d) Katya.
3. For what does Kolya request some glue?
(a) A slingshot.
(b) A kite.
(c) A stamp collection.
(d) A toy car.
4. Whom does Natalya call "that village Talleyrand"?
(a) Bolshintsov.
(b) Islayev.
(c) Beliayev.
(d) Shpigelski.
5. How far is it from Bolshintsov's village to Natalya's house?
(a) 200 miles.
(b) 15 miles.
(c) 400 yards.
(d) 20 miles.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is Schaaf carrying in Act 2, Part 1?
2. How many sisters does Beliayev have?
3. What toy does Kolya have in Act 2, Part 3?
4. As Natalya states in Act 2, Part 2, "there's nothing more depressing than gloomy" what?
5. Which two types of tree does Rakitin compare in Act 2, Part 2?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why is Rakitin reading The Count of Monte Cristo aloud?
2. Why does Natalya insist in Act 3, Part 2, that Vera imagine her as a sister?
3. Summarize Beliayev's response to Natalya's revelation that Vera is in love with him.
4. What does Rakitin think about in his soliloquy in Act 2, Part 2, and what conclusions does he reach?
5. Describe Rakitin's plan for solving Natalya's predicament regarding Beliayev.
6. Why did Islayev never previously intervene in the relationship between Natalya and Rakitin?
7. Why does Natalya not invite Shpigelski, Rakitin, and Bolshintsov to go fly the kite?
8. Why does Natalya believe that it's improper for Vera to be in the garden by herself with Beliayev?
9. Why does Natalya send Vera away so suddenly in Act 3, Part 2?
10. In her soliloquy in the middle of Act 3, Part 3, how does Natalya assess her relationship with Rakitin and with Beliayev?
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