A Doll's House

Why does Torvald not like Krogstad?

• He betrayed his friendship
• He committed forgery
• He had an affair
• They are work rivals

The time of year is

• Christmas
• Easter
• Valentine's Day
• Torvald's Birthday

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

• uncle's

• husband's

• mother's

• son's

What crime has Nora committed?

• Adultery

• Forgery

• Blackmail

• Theft

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 was Krogstad's original crime?

• Bribery

• Forgery

• Breaking and entering

• Theft

At the beginning of Act II, Nora is preparing for what?

• a fancy ball
• New Year's Eve
• prison

What are Krogstad's motivations for blackmailing Nora?

• He wants to save his job to provide for his family
• He hopes to use Nora to win Mrs. Linde back
• He wants to take Torvald's place at the bank
• He is a stickler for the rules and hates lawbreakers

What words does Torvald use when speaking to his wife?

• Rabbit, doll

• Lark, mouse

• Squirrel, spendthrift

• Baller, waster

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.