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A Doll's House
by
Henrik Ibsen
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A Doll's House: It's All about the Benjamins True or False
1.
Nora Helmer once borrowed money from whom? -> A lawyer
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False
2.
According to Torvald, why is a home that depends on loans and debts not beautiful? -> The owners aren’t free
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3.
Torvald explains to his wife that her lack of understanding of financial matters is based on -> Both upbringing and gender
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4.
Why is Mrs. Linde so broke? -> She likes expensive ornaments
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5.
In Act I, Mrs. Linde makes a suggestion that Nora’s character can best be described as -> Childish
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