A) Razumikhin B) Porfiry C) Sonya D) Svidrigailov
A) A letter from someone B) The death of her mother C) A visit from Svidrigailov D) A warning from Porfiry
A) Astonishment B) Indifference C) Joy D) Fear
A) Dunya B) Svidrigailov C) Porfiry D) Sonya
A) Because he arrested him wrongfully B) Because he lost evidence C) To explain his previous behavior D) For insulting his family
A) The thought that Svidrigailov confessed B) The thought that Porfiry might think he is innocent C) The thought that Dunya is in danger D) The thought that Porfiry has new evidence
A) Genuine respect for Raskolnikov B) Fear of retaliation C) Belief in his complete innocence D) Pressure from his superiors
A) That Svidrigailov committed the crimes B) That Dunya is involved C) That Raskolnikov will escape justice D) That Raskolnikov is indeed the murderer
A) Flee the country B) Hire a lawyer C) Stay silent D) Confess
A) Surrender immediately B) Commit suicide C) Confront Svidrigailov D) Continue the struggle
A) At a police station B) At an inn C) At Sonya's apartment D) At Porfiry's office
A) Leaving the city B) Approaching Dunya C) Spending his money D) Visiting the police
A) Sonya B) Razumikhin C) Porfiry D) Dunya
A) Leave the country B) Go to the police C) Kill Raskolnikov D) Expose Sonya
A) What he meant in his letter about her brother's secret B) Why he threatened the police C) How much money he has D) Where her mother is staying
A) To the police station B) To Sonya's house C) To an inn D) To his rooms
A) What he overheard about her brother's secret B) A large sum of money C) Threats against her mother D) Physical violence and chains
A) A knife B) A gun C) A heavy candlestick D) A poison vial
A) She wounds his shoulder B) She kills him instantly C) The gun jams D) She narrowly misses
A) He attacks her violently B) He panics and calls for help C) He gently encourages her to reload and try again D) He runs out of the room
A) He hears someone approaching B) He decides to commit suicide immediately C) She successfully shoots him D) He is crushed by her hatred for him
A) Sonya B) Porfiry C) Razumikhin D) Raskolnikov's mother
A) His love for Dunya B) Plans to leave the country C) Raskolnikov's upcoming confession D) Arrangements for Katerina Ivanovna's children
A) 500 rubles B) 3000 rubles C) 5000 rubles D) 1000 rubles
A) To buy a ticket out of town B) If she wishes to follow Raskolnikov to Siberia C) To pay off her debts D) To feed Katerina Ivanovna's children
A) At Sonya's apartment B) On the streets C) In a luxurious mansion D) In a miserable hotel
A) Visits Raskolnikov one last time B) Leaves for Siberia C) Surrenders to the police D) Commits suicide in a public place
A) Briefly, over a letter B) Joyfully, revealing his crime C) Angrily, refusing to speak D) Painfully, without telling her the truth
A) Go to the police to confess to the murders B) Leave the country forever C) Confront Svidrigailov again D) Flee to Siberia
A) Porfiry's office B) The miserable hotel C) Razumikhin's place D) Sonya's place
A) A letter B) A gun C) A crucifix D) Money
A) That his mother has died B) Of Svidrigailov's suicide C) That Porfiry has resigned D) That Dunya was arrested
A) Almost changes his mind, even leaving the building B) Confesses immediately to the officers C) Faints on the floor D) Laughs hysterically
A) With anger B) With a smile C) In despair D) With indifference
A) Returns to make a full and frank confession to the murders B) Runs away to a miserable hotel C) Goes to find Svidrigailov D) Begs Sonya to forgive him and flees
A) Fyodor Dostoevsky B) Ivan Turgenev C) Mikhail Katkov D) Leo Tolstoy
A) The Moscow Review B) The St. Petersburg Gazette C) The Russian Messenger D) The Siberian Journal
A) 1865 B) 1870 C) 1864 D) 1866
A) Ten years B) Seven years C) Fifteen years D) Five years
A) Mature period B) Final period C) Decadent period D) Early period
A) Stenographer B) Law student C) Pawnbroker D) Publisher
A) Impoverished students B) Political revolutionaries C) Exiled prisoners D) "Extraordinary" men
A) Mid 1860 B) Early 1864 C) Late 1866 D) Early 1865
A) Joseph Frank B) Mikhail Katkov C) Fyodor Stellovsky D) Ivan Turgenev
A) "Romanticism" B) "Conservatism" C) "Capitalism" D) "Radicalism"
A) December 1866 B) January 1866 C) November 1864 D) September 1865
A) January 1866 B) November 1865 C) September 1865 D) Early 1864
A) Saint Petersburg B) Siberia C) The Soviet Union D) Wiesbaden
A) Four B) Two C) Three D) Five
A) Five days B) Twelve days C) Ten days D) Eight days
A) Fourteen days B) Eight days C) Five days D) Ten days
A) Part 12 B) Part 6 C) Part 1 D) Part 2
A) "Metamorphosis" B) "Exile" C) "Radicalism" D) "Anguish"
A) The Gambler B) The Idiot C) Notes from Underground D) The Russian Messenger
A) Fyodor Stellovsky B) Ivan Turgenev C) Mikhail Katkov D) Joseph Frank
A) A contributor to The Russian Messenger B) A stenographer who later became Dostoevsky's wife C) The sister of the pawnbroker D) The daughter of Mikhail Katkov
A) December B) September C) November D) January
A) November B) January C) December D) September
A) Pawning a watch B) Renting a room C) Delivering a letter D) Selling a book
A) Razumikhin B) Luzhin C) Svidrigailov D) Semyon Zakharovich Marmeladov
A) Seamstress B) Governess C) Actress D) Tutor
A) Luzhin B) Razumikhin C) Mikolka D) Svidrigailov
A) Mikolka B) Svidrigailov C) Marmeladov D) Luzhin
A) Sonya B) Lizaveta C) Katerina D) Dunya
A) Friends B) Half-sisters C) Mother and daughter D) Aunt and niece
A) Luzhin B) Mikolka C) Zamyotov D) Razumikhin
A) Svidrigailov B) Razumikhin C) Zamyotov D) Mikolka
A) Violently enraged B) Extremely joyous C) Mentally distracted D) Completely cured
A) Stepping Across B) On Morality C) On Crime D) The Genius
A) Rewrite the laws B) Ignore them completely C) Step across them D) Flee the country
A) Mikolka B) Zamyotov C) Svidrigailov D) The old artisan
A) A housewarming gathering B) A birthday party C) A wedding celebration D) Marmeladovs' post-funeral banquet
A) A 100-ruble banknote B) A diamond ring C) A silver locket D) A gold watch
A) A brass key B) A letter from Raskolnikov C) A folded 100-ruble note D) A stolen silver spoon
A) Clean the entire building B) Apologize to Luzhin C) Leave the apartment D) Pay double rent
A) Marmeladov B) Zametov C) Lebezyatnikov D) Svidrigailov
A) Across the street B) Next door C) In the basement below D) On the top floor
A) With immediate gratitude B) With indifference C) With deep affection D) With hostility
A) Cowardice B) Betrayal C) Murder D) Weakness
A) 23 B) 21 C) 25 D) 30
A) Working as a lawyer B) Stealing from the rich C) Prostitution D) Working as a governess
A) Landlord B) Loyal friend C) Brother D) Enemy
A) Teacher B) Police officer C) Lawyer D) Doctor
A) Average height, heavy-set, and bald B) Exceptionably handsome, taller than average, slim, well built C) Short, stout, with fair hair and blue eyes D) Unattractive, hunched, and sickly from birth
A) Anti-radical ideological themes B) Ultra-nationalist propaganda C) Capitalist market theories D) Strict religious dogma
A) Political exile B) Severe gambling addiction C) Terminal tuberculosis D) Abject alcoholism
A) A wealthy pawnbroker B) A corrupt police official C) Luzhin's utopian socialist roommate D) A house painter suspected of murder
A) Police clerk B) Nurse C) Pawnbroker D) Landlady
A) Timid and submissive B) Forgetful and naive C) Kind and generous D) Merciless
A) The Spider B) The Ghost C) The Hammer D) Gunpowder
A) Alyona Ivanovna's business partner B) Marfa Petrovna's maid C) Raskolnikov's landlady D) Sonya's biological mother
A) 150 roubles B) 3000 roubles C) 115 roubles D) 500 roubles
A) Luzhin B) Zamyotov C) Svidrigaïlov D) Chebarov
A) Stoicism B) Feudalism C) Romanticism D) Rationalism
A) Westernizing ideas B) Slavophile ideas C) Ancient Greek ideas D) Eastern mystical ideas
A) Dimitri Pisarev B) Nikolai Chernyshevsky C) Mikhail Bakunin D) Karl Marx
A) Joseph Frank B) Nikolai Chernyshevsky C) Dimitri Pisarev D) Katkov
A) Scientific progress B) Physical survival C) Spontaneous emotional responses D) Mathematical logic
A) A saintly religious figure B) An absolute monarch C) A utopian socialist leader D) A Napoleonic personality
A) Personal financial gain B) Revenge against enemies C) Immediate self-defense D) A higher social good |