Understanding Natalya's Dilemma

How old is Natalya?

• 25 years old

• 30 years old

• 18 years old

• Unknown

What does Chuvkov think of Natalya?

• Chuvkov is indifferent towards Natalya.

• Chuvkov is unaware of Natalya.

• Chuvkov thinks highly of Natalya.

• Chuvkov dislikes Natalya.

Why does Chuvkov want to get rid of Natalya?

• Chuvkov believes Natalya is his long-lost sister.

• Chuvkov wants to eliminate Natalya to pursue his own goals without her interference.

• Chuvkov wants to help Natalya achieve her dreams.

• Chuvkov is in love with Natalya and wants to marry her.

Who comes to propose to Natalya?

• Dmitry Ivanovich

• Ivan Vassilevitch Lomov

• Sergei Mikhailov

• Alexei Petrov

What is Chuvkov's reaction to Lomov's proposal?

• Chuvkov is confused by Lomov's proposal.

• Chuvkov is indifferent to Lomov's proposal.

• Chuvkov is supportive of Lomov's proposal.

• Chuvkov outright rejects Lomov's proposal.

What kind of quarrel do they enter into?

• A conflict over financial matters.

• A disagreement about personal preferences.

• A debate about historical events.

• A misunderstanding over differing opinions.

How does Natalya feel about her father's opinion?

• Completely agrees with him.

• Indifferent and unconcerned.

• Conflicted and possibly frustrated.

• Supports his opinion wholeheartedly.

What might be the reasons for Chuvkov's feelings towards Natalya?

• Chuvkov feels resentment due to a past betrayal.

• Chuvkov is indifferent and has no strong feelings.

• Chuvkov may feel admiration, a desire for companionship, or be influenced by shared history.

• Chuvkov is only interested in financial gain from Natalya.

What is the significance of the proposal in the story?

• The proposal signifies a turning point that challenges characters' ethics and motivations.

• The proposal serves as a comedic relief in the story.

• The proposal represents a minor detail in the plot.

• The proposal is a symbol of wealth and status.

How does the setting influence the characters' actions?

• The setting has no impact on characters' decisions.

• Characters' actions are solely based on their personal beliefs, not the setting.

• The setting influences characters' actions by providing context and shaping their motivations and choices.

• The setting only serves as a backdrop and does not influence character behavior.