A Doll’s House Quiz

Who is the protagonist of A Doll’s House?

• Mrs. Linde

• Nora Helmer

• Torvald Helmer

• Dr. Rank

What does Torvald frequently call Nora?

• His treasure

• A spendthrift

• A child

• All of the above

Why does Nora borrow money at the beginning of the play?

• To pay off gambling debts

• To fund a vacation that saves Torvald’s health

• To purchase a home

• To invest in a business venture

What is Krogstad’s occupation?

• A lawyer

• A bank clerk

• A doctor

• A shopkeeper

How does Torvald react when he reads Krogstad’s first letter?

• He forgives Nora immediately

• He plans to divorce Nora

• He expresses anger and disappointment

• He seeks revenge against Krogstad

What is the significance of the tarantella dance in the play?

• It symbolizes Nora’s inner conflict

• It is a distraction to delay Torvald from reading the letter

• It highlights Nora’s role as Torvald’s 'doll'

• All of the above

What is Nora's realization at the end of the play?

• She has always been independent

• She has been treated like a child by both her father and husband

• Her children do not need her

• Torvald truly loves her

Which character serves as a foil to Nora?

• Mrs. Linde

• Krogstad

• Dr. Rank

• Anne-Marie

What does Nora leave behind when she exits at the end of the play?

• Her children

• The keys to the house

• Her wedding ring

• All of the above

What is the primary theme of A Doll's House?

• The consequences of deceit

• Gender roles and the quest for independence

• The power of love

• The importance of social class