The Storm Quiz

What was the weather like when Pyotr Sergeyevitch and the narrator were returning from the station?

• It was sunny and clear.

• It was snowing heavily.

• There was a storm approaching.

• It was foggy and cold.

How did Pyotr Sergeyevitch react to the approaching storm?

• He was terrified and wanted to find shelter.

• He laughed and spurred on his horse.

• He ignored it and continued riding slowly.

• He decided to wait until the storm passed.

What did Pyotr Sergeyevitch say to the narrator when he came up to her after the thunder?

• "We should find shelter immediately."

• "It's going to be a long night."

• "What do you say to that?"

• "We need to hurry home."

What did Pyotr Sergeyevitch express to Natalya Vladimirovna?

• He wanted her to leave immediately.

• He loved her and was happy to see her.

• He was angry with her.

• He wanted her to stay silent and leave him alone.

How did the narrator feel after running through the rain to the house?

• She felt sad and disappointed.

• She felt delighted and ran after Pyotr Sergeyevitch.

• She felt tired and wanted to rest.

• She felt angry and frustrated.

What did the narrator do when she went to bed after the events of the evening?

• She read a book until she fell asleep.

• She tried to discover whether she loved Pyotr Sergeyevitch or not.

• She wrote a letter to her family.

• She cried herself to sleep.

What is the main reason the narrator feels a sense of loss and regret?

• The loss of wealth and status

• The loss of youth and happiness

• The loss of a close friend

• The loss of a family member

How does the narrator describe the effect of Pyotr Sergeytich's visits in the town compared to the country?

• More lively and engaging in the town

• Less impactful and more formal in the town

• Equally enjoyable in both places

• More frequent in the town

What does the narrator imply about the heroes of modern romance?

• They are too timid and spiritless

• They are brave and adventurous

• They are wealthy and powerful

• They are romantic and passionate

What does the narrator's father symbolize in the passage?

• Wealth and power

• Lost dreams and unfulfilled desires

• Strength and resilience

• Wisdom and guidance