Exploring A Doll's House Characters

What motivates Nora to hide the macaroons from Torvald in the opening scene?

• She wants to surprise him later.

• She is afraid of his disapproval.

• She is saving them for a special occasion.

• She doesn't like them.

How does the setting of the Helmer's living room contribute to the mood of the play?

• It creates a sense of chaos and disorder.

• It reflects the warmth and comfort of family life.

• It highlights the coldness and formality of their relationship.

• It suggests a sense of adventure and excitement.

Summarize the key event that occurs when Nora interacts with the porter.

• Nora gives the porter a generous tip and feels proud of her generosity.

• Nora argues with the porter over the cost of the delivery.

• Nora forgets to pay the porter and feels embarrassed.

• Nora refuses to pay the porter, showing her stinginess.

What does Nora's dialogue about the Christmas tree reveal about her character?

• She is indifferent to holiday traditions.

• She is excited and eager to create a festive atmosphere.

• She is overwhelmed by the holiday preparations.

• She is critical of the tree's appearance.

Compare Nora's and Torvald's attitudes towards money based on their conversation.

• Both are equally concerned about saving money.

• Nora is more carefree, while Torvald is more cautious.

• Torvald is more carefree, while Nora is more cautious.

• Both are indifferent to financial matters.

Why does Torvald refer to Nora with pet names like "little lark" and "squirrel"?

• To belittle her intelligence.

• To express his affection in a playful manner.

• To remind her of her responsibilities.

• To criticize her behavior.

Analyze how the time of year (Christmas) impacts the events in the play.

• It adds a sense of urgency to the characters' actions.

• It creates a backdrop of joy and celebration.

• It emphasizes the financial strain on the family.

• It has no significant impact on the events.

What does Nora's secretive behavior about the macaroons suggest about her relationship with Torvald?

• It indicates a lack of trust and openness.

• It shows her independence and self-reliance.

• It highlights her rebellious nature.

• It suggests she is planning a surprise for him.

How does Nora's interaction with her children reflect her personality?

• She is strict and authoritative.

• She is playful and affectionate.

• She is distant and uninterested.

• She is critical and demanding.

What does Torvald's reaction to Nora's spending habits reveal about his character?

• He is indifferent to financial matters.

• He is supportive and understanding.

• He is controlling and concerned about appearances.

• He is generous and carefree.