Notes from the Underground Test | Final Test - Easy

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Notes from the Underground 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. What does the writer say he would do if he sees Liza again?
(a) Tell her the truth about the evening they spent together.
(b) Humiliate her.
(c) Ask her to marry him.
(d) Ask for forgivness.

2. What does the writer tell Apollon will happen if he does not appease his request?
(a) He will be fired.
(b) The writer will be unhappy.
(c) The visitor will leave.
(d) The writer would understand.

3. At the beginning of Part 2, Chapter 5, the writer has left the dinner and is outside. How does he describe the snow?
(a) Almost warm.
(b) Magnificent.
(c) Freezing.
(d) Blinding.

4. What effect does the writer's speech about Liza's life have on Liza?
(a) She knows she must change her life.
(b) She realizes that her life has meaning.
(c) She become svery upset.
(d) She hates the writer.

5. What does the writer say about those in other countries with regard to romanticism?
(a) They are wasting their time.
(b) They are fools.
(c) They are lucky.
(d) They are uneducated.

6. What type of people does the writer state are the only type to go mad?
(a) Romantic men.
(b) Hateful men.
(c) Stupid men.
(d) Insipid, bloodless men.

7. After many days pass and Liza does not show up, the writer begins having dreams about her. What is the tone of these dreams?
(a) Fright.
(b) Love and happiness.
(c) Bewilderment.
(d) Hate.

8. When the others arrive for the dinner party, Zverkov is in the lead and appears to be in charge. How does he respond when he learns the time of the writer's arrival?
(a) The writer does not mention the time of his arrival.
(b) Unapologetic.
(c) He ignores the writer.
(d) Apologetic.

9. What reason does the writer give for his behavior at work?
(a) He is a coward.
(b) Out of spite.
(c) He is superior to the others.
(d) That is how educated men act.

10. In Part 2, Chapter 4, after the toasts, what does the writer do when he picks up the bottle?
(a) Throws the bottle at the wall.
(b) Throws the bottle at the others.
(c) Pours himself a full glass.
(d) Drinks from the bottle.

11. Just before the writer gets into the sleigh, what does he decide he must do?
(a) Go back and slap Zverkov.
(b) Ask the fare.
(c) Give back the six roubles.
(d) Apologize to the group.

12. What does the writer want from Liza?
(a) For her to disappear.
(b) For her to leave his home.
(c) For her to find an honorable profession.
(d) For her to love him.

13. How does the writer feel about his dreams in this section?
(a) They are profound.
(b) They are frightening.
(c) They are satisfing at the time.
(d) They are mysterious.

14. At the beginning of Part 2, Chapter 8, upon waking up, what does the writer decide is the most important thing he must do?
(a) Find love for himself.
(b) Get back to work.
(c) Save his reputation with Zverkov and Simonov.
(d) See Liza again.

15. What do the writer's colleagues think of him?
(a) Stuck-up.
(b) An odd fellow.
(c) Educated.
(d) Quiet.

Short Answer Questions

1. The previous night, the writer gives Liza his address, but by the next day, how does the writer feel about this action?

2. What does the writer write to Simonov as an excuse for his dinner behavior?

3. Near the end of the dinner in Part 2, Chapter 4, during the writer's toast, what does he say he loves?

4. How does the writer feel after leaving Liza?

5. What does Ferfichkin say he would have done if he was early for the dinner?

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