1 What does the epigraph "O rus! (Horace) O Rus'!" refer to? The Russian countryside The Russian city The Russian peasant Onegin's rush 2 What was Onegin's manor like? Modern Old Filled with many servants Right next to the Larin manor 3 What is the primary reason Onegin scorned the company of his neighbors? He thought their women were ugly He found their talk boring He liked to keep to himself He thought they dressed poorly 4 What is the primary reason Lensky scorned the company of his neighbors? He wanted to go back to Germany He did not want to marry yet He did not like people who don't like poetry He liked to keep to himself 5 What did Onegin and Lensky NOT talk about? Love Nordic lays Tatyana History 6 What is Olga's flaw? She is too conventional She dreams too much Her eyes are too small She reads too much 7 What does Pushkin like Tatyana's name? Tatyana was the name the first occurred to him He likes its meaning His sister is named Tatyana He likes the sound of it 8 What did Tatyana do as a child? Play with other children Read Embroidery Play with dolls 9 Which culture was Tatyana's mother once obsessed with? Spanish English French German 10 What does Lensky do at Dmitry Larin's grave? Write poetry Read Sing Sleep 11 Why did Tatyana's mother condone her love of reading? She was an avid reader She was obsessed with an author She didn't care what her daughter did She was obsessed with a character 12 What does Pushkin talk about at the end of the chapter? The transience of all things Love The death of youth The meaninglessness of life 13 What happens to Tatyana's letter? Onegin loses it It is lost in transit Onegin keeps it Onegin burns it 14 Where does the novel end? Moscow The Larin residence St. Petersburg Odessa 15 What does Olga do after Lensky's death? She marries a general She dies She refuses to marry She marries a lancer 16 What does Tatyana notice in Onegin's books? His bookmarks His marginalia His hair His photographs 17 What was Onegin's reaction to Tatyana's letter? He felt outraged He felt indifferent He himself felt in love He felt that she was not being sincere 18 What distinguished Lensky from others who wrote poetry? His style was superior He had wider literary knowledge He wrote provocatively He wrote genuinely, truthfully 19 What was Zaretsky once known for? A military victory A crime A successful book Dueling 20 What did Lensky do the night before the duel? He read Schiller He wrote a poem He practiced shooting He drank 21 Where does the duel take place? A mill Behind the Larin residence A hill A field 22 What is Onegin's reaction to Lensky's death? He is satisfied He is indifferent He is horrified He is overjoyed 23 Whom does Tatyana marry? Lensky Onegin A lancer A general 24 Why does Tatyana go to Moscow? She wants to find Onegin Her mother wants to give her freedom She is bored of the countryside Her mother wants to marry her off 25 Where does Pushkin see Onegin reappear after his wanderings? By the river In the street In the countryside At a ball