"A Doll's House"

What does the cover of this book represent?

• Torvald being a slave of his wife's actions

• Nora being "caged" her whole life for different reasons

• Nora being a woman

• Torvald being the man who cares for the family

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What keeps Nora busy at the beginning of the book as regards the time of the year?

• It's her birthday

• It's Torvald's birthday

• It's Christmas

• It's New Years

What does Torvald always tease Nora for?

• She is not funny

• She spends a lot of money

• She never cooks

• She is a woman

How many children do Torvald and Nora have?

• 3

• 2

• 1

• 5

What is the main conflict in the story?

• Nora wants to work in the bank

• Nora wants more money

• Nora lied to Torvald

• Nora wants Torvald to go away

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What is a "Climax" of a story?

• The highest point of tension

• The main conflict

• The least important part

What is the "Climax" of the story?

• When Nora comes back from the ball

• When Krogstad tells the truth

• When Nora speaks about the truth with Torvald

• When Rank says he will go to die

Who are the main characters in this play?

• Nora

• Nora and Mrs. Linde

• Torvald and Krogstad

• Nora and Torvald

What does Rank do for living?

• He works in the bank

• He doesn't work

• He is a doctor

• He works as an economical adviser

When do things start to get complicated?

• In what is called the "Rising Action"

• In what is called "Climax"

• In what is called "Falling Action"