Q-q-quotes
Name that Russian Speaker
Niche
Hit the Railroad Tracks Dude
Mr. Insecure
100

“All was confusion in the ___ house.”

Oblonskys’

100

"Here is your husband."

Vronsky

100

This is the name of Levin's hunting dog.

Laska

100

Anna's bag with her personal items is this color.

Red

100

Levin is irritated to hear that this machine he partially made on his own proved to be futile.

The drying machine (for wheat)

200

“Vengeance is mine; I will ___.”

repay

200

"I've found it Stiva!"

Levin

200

She is the hostess of the gatherings where Vronsky and Anna meet.

Princess Betsy

200
On Anna's trip to Moscow, she reads a novel in this language.

English

200

Daily Double - Levin studied this subject while in university.

Natural Sciences

300

In Stiva’s opening dream, glass tables sing “Il mio ___.”

tesoro

300

"Then you've as good as given your forest away for nothing."

Levin

300

Stiva's forest was purchased by this aristocrat.

Ryabinin

300

On Anna's trip back home, she uses this object to cut pages of her book.

An ivory paper knife

300

Levin claims that Stiva's forest is worth at least how many roubles an acre.

200

400

Daily Double - "The intoxication of the news that __________ had begun to affect him"

Kitty was not married

400

"You have everything you love"

Stiva

400

Stiva addresses Levin with this nickname.

Kostya

400

Bystanders of the watchman's death say he couldn't hear the train because he was either too drunk or this...

Affected by the cold 

400

Levin is about this age at the start of Tolstoy's Anna Karenina.

32
500

"Yes, _____ ... Nothing to be done very sorry."

Kitty's sick

500

"You praise it at least ... whatever you serve him, even a crust of bread, he just eats it and walks out."

Agafya (Levin's housekeeper)

500

Anna and Stiva's middle names both start with this prefix.

Arkady

500

On the trip back to Petersburg, Anna steps out of the train to find Vronsky at this station.

Bologoye

500

Levin rejoices when hearing the news that this cow has given birth.

Pava