Did you watch "A Doll's House?" Take the Quiz!

At what time of year does the play take place?

• Easter

• Christmas

• Regents Week

• New Year's Eve

The protagonist of "A Doll's House" is (a)   .

Which pet name does Torvald call Nora?

• "Little Monser"

• "Little Skylark"

• "Big Foot"

• "Little Bear"

In the 1800s, women could not borrow money without their ___________ approval.

• uncle's

• husband's

• mother's

• son's

Nora desperately needs money to:

• Buy a new party dress.

• Help her friend Kristine pay her rent.

• Pay back a loan.

• Buy a doll's house for her daughter.

Why did Nora need to borrow money years ago?

• To pay for a trip to Italy that her husband needed to improve his health.

• To pay off her college loans.

• To send to her sick mother in France.

• To buy an expensive pair sneakers.

Which word best describes the dynamic between Dr. Rank and Nora in the dining room scene? (Listen to clip.)

• Manipulative

• Flirtatious

• Hostile

• Cold

What is the name of the dance which Nora performs?

• The Tango

• The Bachata

• The Tarantella

• The Renegade Dance

After reading the first letter from Krogstad and discovering everything, Torvald...

• ...tells Nora that he will take the blame for her.

• ...has little concern for Nora and makes no attempt to take the blame for her, which is what she had expected.

• ...flushes her secret stash of chocolates down the toilet.

• ...writes back to Krogstad and tells him he will pay off the loan.

(Audio clip) After reading Krogstad's second letter, informing Helmer and Nora of a "happy event in his life," (that he will marry Mrs Linde and won't reveal Nora’s wrongdoing), Torvald ...

• ...is still angry with Nora for lying to him and refuses to forgive her.

• ...writes a letter to Krogstad congratulating him on his marriage.

• ...is suddenly overjoyed and forgives Nora everything now that his reputation is no longer under threat.

• ...eats all Nora's chocolates and dances with her.