A Doll's House Acts I and II

The time of year is

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

What is Nora not allowed to eat at the beginning of the play?

• macaroons

• candy

• chocolate

• meat

According to Mrs. Linde, why couldn't Nora have borrowed the money?

• because women could not borrow money without their husband's consent

• because women could not borrow money at all

• because nobody would lend money to the wife of a bank manager

• because she would not have the conscience for it

What does Mrs. Linde want from Nora and Torvald?

• money

• a job

• forgiveness

• macaroons

How did Krogstad realize that Nora had forged the loan document?

• It was dated after her father's death.

• He compared handwriting samples.

• Mrs. Linde told on her.

• She accidentally told him

What does Nora claim Torvald would do if he heard about the loan she has with Krogstad?

• she says he would immidiately pay it off

• she says he would leave her and the children in shame

• she says he would make sure Krogstad lost his job at the bank

• she says he would take Krogstad to court, as it is illegal to lend money to a woman

What does Nora do after having talked to Krogstad?

• She starts decorating the Christmas tree

• She continues playing with her children

• She runs after him

• She breaks down in tears

What crime has Krogstad committed?

• He killed a man.

• He committed forgery.

• He stole money from work.

• He isn't a real lawyer.

What BEST describes the way Nora manipulates Torvald?

• Nora plays up her femininity and flirts with him.

• Nora strives to make him jealous of her friendships with Linde and Rank.

• Nora threatens him.

• Nora cannot manipulate Torvold because he has power over her.

When Doctor Rank points out that macaroons are forbidden in the house, Nora ...

• says Mrs. Linde gave them to her.

• quickly puts the macaroons away.

• says she will eat them all by herself.

• pretends she did not hear what he said.