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A Doll's House
by
Henrik Ibsen
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1.
Over all,
A Doll’s House
can be said to address which important theme? -> Gender roles in domestic spaces
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2.
At the beginning of the play, Torvald and Nora see New Year’s Day as -> A point when their lives will be happier
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False
3.
At the end of the play, New Year’s Day ironically becomes -> A point when their lives are happier, although Nora and Torvald are separated
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4.
What has damaged the Helmer household the most? -> The debt
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5.
Why does the play have its title? -> Torvald calls Nora his “doll”.
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