European Lit Fall Exam

Who is the author of 'Fathers and Sons' known for being the first significant Russian author outside of Europe?

Ivan Turgenev

What character in 'Fathers and Sons' represents tradition and is Arkady's father?

Nikolai Kirsanov

Which character in 'Fathers and Sons' is described as a slavophile and heartbroken in his youth?

Pavel Kirsanov

Who is Arkady Kirsanov in 'Fathers and Sons'?

Nikolai's son and a recent college graduate influenced by Bazarov's nihilism.

What is Evgeny Bazarov's belief system in 'Fathers and Sons'?

Nihilism, prioritizing science and progress.

Who is Fenichka Ivanova in relation to Nikolai Kirsanov in 'Fathers and Sons'?

Nikolai's lover and the mother of his child.

In 'Fathers and Sons,' who is Bazarov's love interest known for being intelligent and modern?

Anna Odintsova

Which character in 'Fathers and Sons' ends up marrying Arkady Kirsanov?

Katerina 'Katya' Lokteva

Who is the author of 'Persuasion,' recognized for her keen observation of society?

Jane Austen

What is Sir Walter Elliot's main focus in 'Persuasion'?

His social status and appearance.

Which character in 'Persuasion' is selfless, quiet, and the protagonist?

Anne Elliot

Who is Mary's husband in 'Persuasion'?

Charles Musgrove

Which character in 'Persuasion' dies due to a fall related to her infatuation with Wentworth?

Louisa Musgrove

In 'Crime and Punishment,' who is the author known for his psychological exploration?

Fyodor Dostoevsky

What character is a poor college student struggling with nihilistic ideas?

Rodion Raskolnikov

Who sacrifices herself to lead Raskolnikov back to the light in 'Crime and Punishment'?

Sofya 'Sonya' Semyonovna

What significant change occurs in Vassily Andreich's character in 'Master and Man'?

He becomes a better person and sacrifices himself to save Nikita.

Who is Nikita in 'Master and Man'?

A poor, selfless, and faithful servant of Vassily Andreich.