Part V - Chapter V Quiz — Crime and Punishment

Who comes to Sonia's room to report that Katerina Ivanovna has gone mad?

• Razumikhin
• Lebeziatnikov
• Svidrigailov
• Porfiry

What does Katerina Ivanovna plan to do with her children in the streets?

• Send them to an orphanage
• Have them sing and dance for money
• Leave them with Sonia
• Take them to the police station

What French song does Katerina Ivanovna teach her children to sing?

• La Marseillaise
• Frere Jacques
• Cinq sous
• Au clair de la lune

What does Raskolnikov tell Dunya about Razumikhin during their farewell?

• That Razumikhin has betrayed him to the police
• That Razumikhin is competent, honest, and capable of real love
• That Razumikhin should leave Petersburg immediately
• That Razumikhin owes him money

What causes the blood on the pavement when Katerina Ivanovna collapses?

• She cut herself on a stone
• A hemorrhage from her consumptive lungs
• She was struck by the policeman
• She fell on broken glass

Where does Svidrigailov reveal he has been lodging?

• In Raskolnikov's building
• At Madame Resslich's, on the other side of the wall from Sonia's room
• At a hotel near the police station
• In Razumikhin's apartment

How much money does Svidrigailov promise to settle on each of Katerina's children?

• 500 roubles
• 1,000 roubles
• 1,500 roubles
• 3,000 roubles

What does Katerina Ivanovna say when a priest is mentioned on her deathbed?

• She begs for the priest to come quickly
• She asks Sonia to pray for her instead
• She says she has no sins and God must forgive her without a priest
• She says she will confess only to Raskolnikov

Which of these events actually happened in this chapter?

In the chapter, Katerina Ivanovna insists her children are from a "genteel" family. What does "genteel" mean?

• Wealthy and powerful
• Polite, refined, and respectable
• Ancient and noble
• Religious and devout

Raskolnikov is described as looking at Dunya "vacantly." What does "vacantly" mean?

• Angrily and with hostility
• Blankly, showing no interest or awareness
• With deep affection
• Suspiciously and with distrust

Raskolnikov asks Svidrigailov about his "motive for such benevolence." What does "benevolence" mean?

• Cruelty and spite
• Indifference and apathy
• Well-meaning kindness and generosity
• Cunning manipulation