Exploring Act 1 of A Doll's House

What is the primary setting of Act 1 in A Doll's House?

• A hospital waiting room

• The Helmer family's living room.

• A school classroom

• A park in the city

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Who are the main characters introduced in Act 1?

• Benvolio, Tybalt, Paris, Nurse

• Romeo, Juliet, Montagues, Capulets

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What significant event occurs regarding Nora's secret in Act 1?

• Nora confesses her love for another man.

• Nora decides to leave her husband immediately.

• Nora reveals her plans to travel abroad.

• Nora's secret about borrowing money without her husband's knowledge is revealed.

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How does Torvald Helmer view money and financial matters in Act 1?

• Torvald thinks money is only for indulgence and luxury without responsibility.

• He sees financial matters as a burden and avoids them at all costs.

• Torvald believes money is unimportant and prefers a simple lifestyle.

• Torvald Helmer views money as a source of security and status, emphasizing financial responsibility.

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What role does the Christmas tree play in Act 1?

• The Christmas tree symbolizes hope and the spirit of celebration.

• The Christmas tree represents a financial burden.

• The Christmas tree serves as a reminder of past failures.

• The Christmas tree is a symbol of conflict and division.

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How does Nora's demeanor change when she is with Torvald compared to when she is alone?

• Nora is angry and rebellious when with Torvald, but calm when alone.

• Nora is indifferent and detached both with Torvald and when alone.

• Nora is playful and submissive with Torvald, but introspective and independent when alone.

• Nora is always confident and assertive with Torvald.

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What does the character of Mrs. Linde represent in Act 1?

• Mrs. Linde symbolizes traditional gender roles.

• Mrs. Linde represents sacrifice, independence, and the struggles of women in society.

• Mrs. Linde embodies the ideals of domesticity.

• Mrs. Linde represents wealth and privilege.

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What is the significance of the tarantella dance mentioned in Act 1?

• The tarantella dance is a symbol of friendship and unity.

• The tarantella dance signifies emotional release and foreshadows themes of passion and conflict.

• The tarantella dance represents a traditional wedding celebration.

• The tarantella dance is performed only during funerals.

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How does the theme of deception manifest in Act 1?

• Deception manifests through characters' disguises and manipulative actions, particularly Iago's betrayal.

• Deception is shown through honest conversations between characters.

• Characters openly express their true intentions without any manipulation.

• The theme of deception is absent in Act 1, focusing instead on friendship.

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What are Nora's feelings about her marriage as expressed in Act 1?

• Nora feels empowered and free in her relationship.

• Nora feels constrained and conflicted about her marriage.

• Nora is completely satisfied with her marriage.

• Nora believes her marriage is perfect and without issues.

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