3. Hjalmar says he is happy in spite of what?
(a) His being poor.
(b) His being sick.
(c) His supporting his father.
(d) His being busy.

4. What does Gregers call the back room while talking about the wild duck?
(a) The isolation.
(b) The boundless deep.
(c) A warm cage.
(d) Captivity.

5. To what does Werle compare the Ekdal family after his son gets angry with him?
(a) A decoy swan.
(b) A rabid squirrel.
(c) A shot duck.
(d) A lame deer.

6. What does Gina add to her grocery list at the beginning of Act 2?
(a) Milk.
(b) Bread.
(c) Eggs.
(d) Butter.

7. Hjalmar is worrying about what medical condition with his daughter?
(a) Her failing eyesight.
(b) Her tendency to faint.
(c) Her lack of growth.
(d) Her thin blood.

8. How old is Hjalmar's daughter at the beginning of the book?
(a) 16 years old.
(b) 12 years old.
(c) 14 years old.
(d) 10 years old.

9. How many people dine with Werle at the beginning of the book?
(a) 12.
(b) 10.
(c) 13.
(d) 11.

10. What burden does Gregers say is constantly with him?
(a) The truth.
(b) Shame.
(c) Guilt.
(d) Pity.

11. Who has the most control within the photography business?
(a) Gina.
(b) Hedwig.
(c) Werle.
(d) Hjalmar.

12. Who reminds Hjalmar to get back to work when he becomes distracted in Act 3?
(a) Hedwig.
(b) Werle.
(c) Ekdal.
(d) Gregers.

13. Where does Gregers decide to stay when he comes back to town?
(a) In his father's house.
(b) In a small apartment.
(c) In a hotel.
(d) In the room Gina is renting.

14. How does Werle describe his wife at the end of her life?
(a) Weak and lonely.
(b) Beautiful and pale.
(c) Frail and insane.
(d) Sickly and hysterical.

15. Why does Hedwig say she enjoys staying home from school?
(a) She has alone time.
(b) There is a lot to do.
(c) There are no other kids.
(d) She can be with her mother.