Act One
Act Two
Act Three
Nora
Torvald
100

How does Torvald address Nora?

My little lark

My squirrel

100

What work does Mrs. Linde find?

A job at the bank – Krogstad's position.

100

What was Christine's (Mrs. Linde) and Krogstad's relationship in the past?

Krogstand proposed, but she turned him down.

100

What does Nora perform at the ball?

The Tarantella

100

What is Torvald's belief about managing money?

No debt, no borrowing

200

What does Nora want for Christmas?

More money (/ money to hang on the tree)

200

Who had to give up her child to take a job?

The children's nurse -- Anne Marie

200

Why doesn't Mrs. Linde want Krogstad to take the letter back?

She feels Nora and Torvald's relationship is not healthy, and they need to face the truth.

200

What does the dance symbolise?

Nora's uncontrollable emotional state

200

What is the food Torvald forbids Nora to have?

macaroons

300

What is Mrs. Linde's situation when she sees Nora?

Widowed, poor, and needing a job

300

Why is Dr. Rank ill?

He inherited his illness from his father's overindulgence

300

What does Krogstad send to Nora at the end of the play?

The original loan agreement and an apology.

300

What is Nora's reason for forging her father's name on the loan agreement?

Saving her husband's life

300

What is Torvald's reaction to Nora's crime?

anger, concern about himself, calls her stupid/foolish woman

400

Why did Mrs. Linde not marry Krogstad?

She married someone who was wealthier, to help take care of her sick mother and brothers

400

What shocks Nora about Torvald's refusal to let Krogstad keep his job?

Torvald says that Krogstad is a good worker, but too familiar with him

400

What does Dr. Rank send to tell Nora to tell of his impending death?

Two calling cards with black crosses

400

What miracle was Nora hoping for?

That Torvald would defend her and take the blame

400

After learning about the forgery, what does Torvald plan for Nora's future?

She will not be allowed to be alone with the children, but she will continue to live there for "appearances" only

500

When Dr. Rank says that he thought Nora was not allowed to have macaroons, what does she reply?

She lies and says that Christine (Mrs. Linde) brought them for her

500

What is Krogstad's plan to keep his job and to gain control of the situation?

Blackmailing the Helmers by threatening to expose Nora's crime.

500

What is Nora's response to Helmer saying, "But no man would sacrifice his honor for one he loves"?

"Hundreds and thousands of women have."

500

What symbol represents Nora in both her relationship with her father and Torvald?

A "doll" to entertain and amuse them

500

Why does Torvald "forgive" Nora?

Because Krogstad is not going to go through with his plan – he returns the bond and apologises

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