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Doll House - Henrik Ibsen
Why has Nora been treated like a doll? And by who?
How did he revolutionize drama?
Doll House - Henrik Ibsen
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How did he revolutionize drama?
Wrote a play that ended with a mom leaving her kids
Said Shakespeare was too fancy for peasants
Wrote a play about a barbie doll
Thought people were stupid = wrote easy-to-understand plays
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Why has Nora been treated like a doll? And by who?
She has a skin disease; Torvald and her father
She has been protected from life; Torvald and her father
She’s a shy human being; Dr. Rank and Torvald
She’s a spoiled brat; her father and mother
3
What happened to Nora at the end of the original play?
She leaves, taking the kids with her
She stays at the house with Torvald
She stays, but is forever angry with Torvald
She leaves, leaving everything behind
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How was the ending changed for German audiences?
She gets dragged back to see the baby and starts crying
She starts crying and Torvald brings her to the doctor
She agrees to go back to her children
She runs for it with the baby
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What is the first miracle that Nora talks about?
Torvald will fire Mr. Krogstad
Torvald will save her
Torvald will be completely healed
Torvald will save Mrs. Linde
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Which one of the following is an aspect of realism?
Focuses on nature.
Written entirely in colloquial verse.
Written entirely in passive voice.
Focuses on exalting an individual.
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Who does Krogstad fall in love with at the end of the play?
Mrs. Linde
Torvald
Nora
The housekeepers
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Where is Henrik Ibsen from?
Sweden
Switzerland
Norway
United States
9
Which nickname did Torvald not call Nora by?
grass
lark
squirrel
songbird
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How is Nora a revolutionary character?
She is a faithful female character
She is a complex and flawed female character
She is a married female character
She is a female protagonist