A Doll's House

Who are the two main characters in Act One?

• Nora and her children

• Nora and Torvald

• Christine and Nils

• Nora and Christine

What words does Torvald use when speaking to his wife?

• Rabbit, doll

• Lark, mouse

• Squirrel, spendthrift

• Baller, waster

Which themes are present in Act One?

• Feminism and masculinity

• Family values and obligations

• Money and corruption

• All of the above

What does Nora hide from Torvald?

• That she bought some macaroons.

• That she is having an affair.

• That she no longer loves him.

• That she bought a pet squirrel.

What crime has Nora committed behind Torvald's back?

• She stole a large sum of money.

• She acquired a large sum of money.

• She took out a loan at the bank.

• She had an affair with Krogstad.

What does Nils Krogstad want Nora to do?

• Make sure his job at the bank is protected.

• Have an affair with him.

• Get a promotion at the bank.

• Set him up with her friend Christine.

Which quotes are well integrated? (Select two)

• Nora says, "But, Mr. Krogstad, I have no influence."

• Author state: "But, Mr. Krogstad, I have no influence."

• "But, Mr. Krogstad, I have no influence." she said

• Nora realizes she misspoke earlier: "But, Mr. Krogstad, I have no influence."

How did Nils discover Nora's crime?

• He hired a private investigator to find out the truth.

• He threatened to expose her for buying macaroons.

• It was against the law for women to get a loan at any bank.

• She used her father's signature three days after his death.

What was Krogstad's original crime?

• Bribery

• Forgery

• Breaking and entering

• Theft

What would happen to Nora if the truth were exposed?

• She would lose her reputation in society.

• She could go to jail.

• She could custody of her children.

• All of the above.