Quiz: A Doll's House Quiz


A Doll's House QuizOnline version Quiz on A Doll's House by Teacher Jenny 1 1. Who wrote the play A Doll's House? a D. George Bernard Shaw b C. Oscar Wilde c B. Henrik Ibsen d A. William Shakespeare 2 2. Who is the main character of the play? a D. Krogstad b A. Mrs. Linde c C. Anne-Marie d B. Nora Helmer 3 3. Who is Nora's husband? a B. Nils Krogstad b C. Torvald Helmer c A. Dr. Rank d D. Mr. Linde 4 4. Why did Nora secretly borrow money? a B. To help Mrs. Linde b A. To buy a new house c C. To pay for Torvald's medical treatment d D. To start a business 5 5. Who lent Nora the money? a B. Krogstad b D. Mrs. Linde c C. Dr. Rank d A. Torvald 6 6. What did Nora do illegally to obtain the loan? a C. She lied about her identity. b A. She stole money. c B. She forged her father's signature. d D. She took money from Torvald's office. 7 7. Who discovers Nora's secret and threatens to reveal it? a A. Dr. Rank b B. Mrs. Linde c C. Krogstad d D. Torvald 8 8. What is the relationship between Nora and Mrs. Linde? a D. They are coworkers. b A. They are sisters. c C. They are cousins. d B. They are old friends. 9 9. What does Torvald often call Nora? a D. My little friend b A. My little bird c C. My dear sister d B. My little skylark 10 10. What does the title A Doll's House symbolize? a A. Nora's love for dolls b B. A house filled with children's toys c C. Nora's lack of independence and her treatment as a possession d D. Nora's childhood home 11 11. What does the tarantella dance represent in the play? a B. Nora's anxiety and desperation b A. Nora's happiness c C. Torvald's anger d D. Mrs. Linde's sadness 12 12. What does Nora realize about her marriage? a B. Torvald truly understands her. b D. She should have married Dr. Rank. c C. She has been treated more like a doll than an equal partner. d A. She and Torvald have always been equal. 13 13. What is one of the major themes of the play? a A. Adventure and exploration b D. Nature and environmentalism c C. War and political power d B. Freedom and individual identity 14 14. What does Nora decide to do at the end of the play? a B. Leave Torvald to discover herself and become independent. b A. Stay with Torvald and forget everything. c C. Marry Dr. Rank. d D. Move in with Mrs. Linde. 15 15. Why is the ending of A Doll's House considered significant? a A. Nora chooses to pursue her own identity and independence. b B. Nora becomes wealthy. c D. Krogstad leaves the town. d C. Torvald apologizes and becomes famous.

1

1. Who wrote the play A Doll's House?

a

D. George Bernard Shaw

b

C. Oscar Wilde

c

B. Henrik Ibsen

d

A. William Shakespeare

2

2. Who is the main character of the play?

a

D. Krogstad

b

A. Mrs. Linde

c

C. Anne-Marie

d

B. Nora Helmer

3

3. Who is Nora's husband?

a

B. Nils Krogstad

b

C. Torvald Helmer

c

A. Dr. Rank

d

D. Mr. Linde

4

4. Why did Nora secretly borrow money?

a

B. To help Mrs. Linde

b

A. To buy a new house

c

C. To pay for Torvald's medical treatment

d

D. To start a business

5

5. Who lent Nora the money?

a

B. Krogstad

b

D. Mrs. Linde

c

C. Dr. Rank

d

A. Torvald

6

6. What did Nora do illegally to obtain the loan?

a

C. She lied about her identity.

b

A. She stole money.

c

B. She forged her father's signature.

d

D. She took money from Torvald's office.

7

7. Who discovers Nora's secret and threatens to reveal it?

a

A. Dr. Rank

b

B. Mrs. Linde

c

C. Krogstad

d

D. Torvald

8

8. What is the relationship between Nora and Mrs. Linde?

a

D. They are coworkers.

b

A. They are sisters.

c

C. They are cousins.

d

B. They are old friends.

9

9. What does Torvald often call Nora?

a

D. My little friend

b

A. My little bird

c

C. My dear sister

d

B. My little skylark

10

10. What does the title A Doll's House symbolize?

a

A. Nora's love for dolls

b

B. A house filled with children's toys

c

C. Nora's lack of independence and her treatment as a possession

d

D. Nora's childhood home

11

11. What does the tarantella dance represent in the play?

a

B. Nora's anxiety and desperation

b

A. Nora's happiness

c

C. Torvald's anger

d

D. Mrs. Linde's sadness

12

12. What does Nora realize about her marriage?

a

B. Torvald truly understands her.

b

D. She should have married Dr. Rank.

c

C. She has been treated more like a doll than an equal partner.

d

A. She and Torvald have always been equal.

13

13. What is one of the major themes of the play?

a

A. Adventure and exploration

b

D. Nature and environmentalism

c

C. War and political power

d

B. Freedom and individual identity

14

14. What does Nora decide to do at the end of the play?

a

B. Leave Torvald to discover herself and become independent.

b

A. Stay with Torvald and forget everything.

c

C. Marry Dr. Rank.

d

D. Move in with Mrs. Linde.

15

15. Why is the ending of A Doll's House considered significant?

a

A. Nora chooses to pursue her own identity and independence.

b

B. Nora becomes wealthy.

c

D. Krogstad leaves the town.

d

C. Torvald apologizes and becomes famous.

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A Doll's House QuizOnline version

by Teacher Jenny

1. Who wrote the play A Doll's House?

2. Who is the main character of the play?

3. Who is Nora's husband?

4. Why did Nora secretly borrow money?

5. Who lent Nora the money?

6. What did Nora do illegally to obtain the loan?

7. Who discovers Nora's secret and threatens to reveal it?

8. What is the relationship between Nora and Mrs. Linde?

9. What does Torvald often call Nora?

10. What does the title A Doll's House symbolize?

11. What does the tarantella dance represent in the play?

12. What does Nora realize about her marriage?

13. What is one of the major themes of the play?

14. What does Nora decide to do at the end of the play?

15. Why is the ending of A Doll's House considered significant?

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