Part IV - Chapter II Quiz — Crime and Punishment
by Fyodor Dostoevsky
Comprehension Quiz: Part IV - Chapter II
Where does the family meeting with Luzhin take place?
- Raskolnikov's garret room
- Bakaleyev's lodging house
- Porfiry's office
- Razumihin's apartment
What does Raskolnikov ask Razumihin to do regarding Svidrigailov?
- Investigate Svidrigailov's finances
- Arrange a meeting between Svidrigailov and Dunya
- Help guard Dunya from Svidrigailov
- Report Svidrigailov to the police
According to Luzhin, what crime was Svidrigailov allegedly connected to?
- The murder of his wife Marfa Petrovna
- A bank robbery in Moscow
- The death of a deaf-mute girl found hanged
- The poisoning of a local magistrate
What legacy does Raskolnikov reveal that Marfa Petrovna left to Dunya?
- One thousand roubles
- Three thousand roubles
- A country estate
- Five thousand roubles
What is Dunya's ultimatum to Luzhin during the confrontation?
- He must double her dowry or she will leave him
- He must reconcile with Raskolnikov or she will break the engagement
- He must move the family to Moscow or she will refuse to marry
- He must apologize publicly for his letter or face legal action
What does Luzhin claim was his reason for choosing to marry Dunya?
- Her exceptional beauty and education
- Her family's noble connections
- That marrying a poor girl who has known trouble is morally advantageous
- A promise made to her late father
Who does Luzhin blame entirely for the breakdown of the engagement?
- Pulcheria Alexandrovna
- Dunya
- Raskolnikov
- Razumihin
Which of these events actually happened in this chapter?
In the sentence "he pronounced sententiously," what does "sententiously" mean?
- Quietly and hesitantly
- In a self-righteously moralizing manner
- With great sadness and regret
- Angrily and impatiently
What does "pecuniary" mean in the phrase "if he has any pecuniary resources"?
- Spiritual or religious
- Physical or bodily
- Relating to money; financial
- Relating to family connections
What does "vindictive" mean as used in "such vindictive hatred as he felt against Raskolnikov"?
- Temporary and passing
- Deeply sorrowful
- Having a strong desire for revenge; spiteful
- Quietly resigned
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