a. Romanticism
b. Realism
c. Intellectualism
d. Post Imperialistic

2. Ibsen referred to his work as a description of
a. Humanity
b. Society
c. Individualism
d. The Proletariat

3. Where is this play set?
a. Germany
b. Norway
c. Italy
d. Sweden

4. Why does Torvald leave his home country?
a. He is a fugitive
b. He is being persecuted
c. He is sick
d. Vacation

5. To what country did the Helmer’s travel?
a. Germany
b. Norway
c. Italy
d. Sweden

6. The dance that Nora performs is called the
a. Tango
b. Meringue
صح c. Tarantella
d. Foxtrot

7. From whom does Nora borrow money?
a. Krogstad
b. Torvald
c. Mrs. Linde
d. Dr. Rank

8. How many children do the Helmer’s have?
a. One
b. Three
c. None
d. Seven

9. Which of the following is not one of the Helmer children?
a. Ivar
b. Emmy
c. Jeff
d. Bob

10. What does the black cross on Dr. Rank’s calling card signify?
a. His love for Nora
b. His temper
c. His religion
d. His death
　
11. Which of the following does Torvald NOT call Nora?
a. Lark
b. Squirrel
c. Cheeks
d. Prodigal

12. One reason for Torvald’s use of pet names is
a. He has a poor memory
b. He notes similarities between Nora and animals
c. He does so sarcastically
d. He treats his wife like a possession, not a human being

13. Whom does Mrs. Linde leave for a richer man?
a. Torvald
b. Rank
c. Krogstad
d. Helmer

14. Why is Mrs. Linde in need of money prior to getting married?
a. Her mother is ill
b. Her father is ill
c. Krogstad is ill
d. Torvald is ill

15. Torvald’s last name is
a. Rank
b. Helmer
c. Linde
d. Nils

16. Whom did Mrs. Linde support when she was younger?
a. Her dying mother
b. Her children
c. Her husband
d. Her insane uncle

17. Who helped raise Nora?
a. Anne Marie
b. Mrs. Linde
c. Helene
d. Emmy

18. What treat does Nora eat against Torvald’s wishes?
a. Dates
b. Licorice
c. Butterscotch
d. Macaroons

19. The play is set in
a. Rank’s home
b. Helmers’ home
c. Krogstad’s home
d. Mrs. Linde’s apartment

20. To what does Nora compare herself at the end of the play?
a. A squirrel
b. A slave
c. A prisoner
d. A doll
　
21. What crime does Krogstad commit that affects his reputation?
a. Forgery
b. Perjury
c. Counterfeiting
d. Burglary

22. With whom is Dr. Rank secretly in love?
a. Linde
مافهمت شالسالفه الدكتور كان يحب نوره ولا كيف ؟ b. Nora
c. Helene
d. Anne Marie

23. During what holiday is the play set?
a. New Year’s Eve
b. Christmas
c. Easter
d. Thanksgiving

24. What does Nora do too wildly and “naturalistically” for Torvald’s taste?
a. Play with the children
b. Cook and clean
c. Dance the Tarantella
ماعرف الاجابة d. Argue

25. What crime does Nora commit?
a. Forgery
b. Perjury
c. Counterfeiting
d. Burglary

26. How does Nora feel about Rank?
a. She is indifferent
b. She is utterly in love with him
c. She is repulsed by him
d. She is close to him and can confide in him

27. How does Torvald learn about Nora’s crime?
a. Krogstad’s letter
b. Mrs. Linde informs him
c. He overhears Nora with Rank
d. Nora tells him

28. About what does Torvald tease Nora at the beginning of the play?
a. Weight gain
b. Losing her purse
c. Spending too much money
d. Forgetting to do the laundry

29. What does Nora expect Torvald to do when he learns about her crime?
a. Take the blame himself
b. Leave her for another woman
c. Take the children away from her
d. Kill her

30. What kind of party do the Helmers attend?
a. Birthday
b. Going-away
c. Easter
d. Costume/Masquerade
　
31. Whose name was falsely signed on the loan?
a. Torvald’s
b. Nora’s
c. Krogstad’s
d. Nora’s father’s
32. Why will the Helmers have more money this Christmas?
a. Torvald got a new job as a lawyer
b. Torvald got a new job as a bank manager
c. Torvald got a pay raise
d. Nora is more frugal with money
33.

a. A door slamming
b. A vehicle accelerating
c. A slap
d. A gunshot
34. What is the significance of the macaroons?
a. They show Torvald’s dominance over Nora
b. They show Torvald’s concern for Nora’s health
c. They show his distaste for childishness
d. They show his distaste for unnecessary expenses
35. Why is Nora sneaking macaroons significant?
a. It shows she does not want to be controlled
b. It shows that she is impulsive
c. It shows that she is undisciplined
d. It shows her infatuation with treats
36. This character seeks to get a job from Torvald.
a. Krogstad
b. Nora
c. Rank
d. Mrs. Linde
37. This character is concerned with being fired.
a. Krogstad
b. Nora
c. Rank
d. Linde
38. Why does Dr. Rank reveal his true feelings?
a. He is about to die, so there is no risk
b. He seeks to run away with Nora
c. He seeks to run away with Linde
d. He wants to move to Italy
39. Whose life does Nora save?
a. Her father’s
b. Torvald’s
c. Mrs. Linde’s
d. Krogstad’s
40. Which of the following is not a part of Nora’s dilemma stemming from the loan she received?
a. She is afraid her father will find out
b. She forged a signature on the loan contract
c. She never told Torvald
d. She can’t convince Torvald not to fire Krogstad
　
41. For what does Torvald say he must fire Krogstad?
a. He is a criminal
b. He has a poor reputation
c. He is poisoning his children
d. He calls Torvald by his first name
42. When did Torvald and Krogstad meet?
a. When Torvald took his new job
b. When Krogstad arrived at the Helmers’ home
c. In school
d. During a double date between Krogstad, Mrs. Linde, and the Helmers
43. Which of the following is NOT a reason Mrs. Linde returned to town?
a. To fill an emptiness in her life
b. To reconnect with Krogstad
c. To seek employment
d. To reenter the dating scene
44. With which of the following does Torvald NOT identify Nora?
a. A child
b. Her father
c. A puppy
d. A squirrel
45. According to Nora at the end of the play, who has done her wrong?
a. Krogstad and Kristine
b. Torvald and her father
c. Her maids and Kristine
d. Krogstad and Torvald
46. Torvald proves to be a
a. Philanderer
b. Hypocrite
c. Good husband
d. Criminal
47. Krogstad decides
a. To turn Nora in to the cops
b. Not to turn Nora in to the cops
48. Kristine decides
a. To keep Nora’s confidence
b. To expose Nora’s secret
49. How does Kristine offer to help Nora?
a. Talking with Torvald
b. Talking with Krogstad
c. Not accepting her new position
d. Physically harming Krogstad
50. How does Torvald react after he reads Krogstad’s FIRST letter?
a. He is irate
b. He is relieved
c. He is forgiving
d. He is confused
51. How does Torvald react after he reads Krogstad’s SECOND letter?
a. He is irate
b. He is relieved
c. He is forgiving
d. He is confused
　
52. What does Torvald think about Krogstad’s reasons for protecting Nora?
a. He is happy for Nora
b. He doesn’t care why he is protecting her