TALS-The Lady with the Dog
問題一覧
1
Author of “Lady with the Dog”?
Anton Chekhov
2
Chekhov’s pen name?
Anton Chekhov
3
Chekhov’s professions?
Physician, playwright, writer
4
Chekhov’s education cost?
Self-financed
5
Chekhov’s graduation year?
1884
6
Chekhov’s number of stories published?
Over 200
7
Name Chekhov’s famous plays.
The Seagull, Uncle Vanya, Three Sisters, The Cherry Orchard
8
How many stories at 26?
Over 400
9
Chekhov’s tuberculosis diagnosis year?
1897
10
He continued his education while sending money to his family in Moscow.
He was accepted to _________ in 1879.
Moscow’s medical school
11
He continued his education while sending money to his family in Moscow.
He was accepted to Moscow's medical school in _____.
1879
12
He was a ____ physician, playwright, and short story writer.
He is known for his realistic and nuanced portrayals of human life, his mastery of the short story form, and his insightful exploration of themes such as love, loss, and the human condition.
Russian
13
Some popular starting points for readers interested in Chekhov's short stories include:
1.
2. The Darling
3. Gusev
4. The Huntsman
5. A Dreary Story
6. The Lady with the Dog
Ward no. 6
14
Some popular starting points for readers interested in Chekhov's short stories include:
1. Ward no. 6
2.
3. Gusev
4. The Huntsman
5. A Dreary Story
6. The Lady with the Dog
The Darling
15
Some popular starting points for readers interested in Chekhov's short stories include:
1. Ward no. 6
2. The Darling
3. ____
4. The Huntsman
5. A Dreary Story
6. The Lady with the Dog
Gusev
16
Some popular starting points for readers interested in Chekhov's short stories include:
1. Ward no. 6
2. The Darling
3. Gusev
4.
5. A Dreary Story
6. The Lady with the Dog
The huntsman
17
Some popular starting points for readers interested in Chekhov's short stories include:
1. Ward no. 6
2. The Darling
3. Gusev
4. The Huntsman
5.
6. The Lady with the Dog
A dreary Story
18
Some popular starting points for readers interested in Chekhov's short stories include:
1. Ward no. 6
2. The Darling
3. Gusev
4. The Huntsman
5. A Dreary Story
6.
The Lady with the Dog
19
After Chekhov father died in 1898, he bought land in _____ and had a villa built. He relocated there in 1899 together with his mother and sister, and his time there in Yalta was quite fruitful for him as he created some of his most well-known works.
Yalta
20
After his father died in 1898, he bought land in Yalta and had a villa built. He relocated there in ____ together with his mother and sister, and his time there in Yalta was quite fruitful for him as he created some of his most well-known works.
1899
21
After Chekhov’s father died in 1898, he bought land in Yalta and had a villa built. He relocated there in 1899 together with his mother and sister, and his time there in Yalta was quite ____ for him as he created some of his most well-known works.
fruitful
22
Anton Chekhov's last words were famously witty: __________ These words were a satirical reference to a medical practice in Germany where terminally ill patients were offered champagne.
I haven’t had champagne for a long time
23
Anton Chekhov's last words were famously witty: "I haven't had champagne for a long time." These words were a satirical reference to a medical practice in _____ where terminally ill patients were offered champagne.
Germany
24
Anton Chekhov's last words were famously witty: "I haven't had champagne for a long time." These words were a satirical reference to a medical practice in Germany where ____ ___ patients were offered champagne.
terminally ill
25
He died of tuberculosis on _____ at the age of 44.
"Medicine is my lawful wife and literature my mistress; when I get tired of one, I spend the night with the other."
July 15, 1904
26
He died of tuberculosis on July 15, 1904 at the age of ____.
"Medicine is my lawful wife and literature my mistress; when I get tired of one, I spend the night with the other."
44
27
He died of tuberculosis on July 15, 1904 at the age of 44.
"____ is my lawful wife and literature my mistress; when I get tired of one, I spend the night with the other."
Medicine
28
THE LADY WITH THE DOG
It was written by Anton Chekhov and released in ___. It is a heartfelt and genuine tale of a couple's affair.
1899
29
Setting
"The Lady with the Dog" spans various countries, mainly ____.
Russia
30
The narrative starts in the well-known __ ___ resort town of Yalta.
Black Sea
31
Later in the narrative, the scene is changed to ___, a busy metropolis in contrast to the serene and beautiful ambiance of Yalta.
Moscow
32
CHARACTERS in The Lady with the Dog
Dmitri Dmitriyevich Gurov, Anna Sergeyevna
33
One of the story's main character.
He is a middle-aged married banker from Moscow who is unhappy with his life.
Dmitri Dmitriyevich Gurov
34
He is portrayed as a cynical, philandering person who at first has a careless attitude toward love and relationships.
Dmitri Dmitriyevich Gurov
35
She is the "lady with the dog."
She is a young and married woman who is also discontent with her life.
Anna Sergeyevna
36
She is in Yalta when she comes to Gurov's attention.
She is shown as being isolated and depressed at first, but she subsequently shows that she is passionate and longing for love.
Anna Sergeyevna
37
While Gurov and Anna are the main protagonists, there are other supporting characters as well, such as ____ and ___.
Gurov’s wife and Anna’s husband
38
Introduction
Dmitri Gurov, a ____ ____ in his forties, on a holiday in the resort town of Yalta. He is presented as an unhappy husband who is cynical and disillusioned. During his stay, he meets Anna Sergeyevna, a young, stunning woman who is also in Yalta. Gurov is captivated by Anna's charm and beauty right away, and he develops feelings for her.
Moscow Banker
39
Introduction
Dmitri Gurov, a Moscow banker in his forties, on a holiday in the resort town of Yalta. He is presented as an ___ ___ who is cynical and disillusioned. During his stay, he meets Anna Sergeyevna, a young, stunning woman who is also in Yalta. Gurov is captivated by Anna's charm and beauty right away, and he develops feelings for her.
unhappy husband
40
Introduction
Dmitri Gurov, a Moscow banker in his forties, on a holiday in the resort town of Yalta. He is presented as an unhappy husband who is cynical and disillusioned. During his stay, he meets ____ ____, a young, stunning woman who is also in Yalta. Gurov is captivated by Anna's charm and beauty right away, and he develops feelings for her.
Anna Sergeyevna
41
Introduction
Dmitri Gurov, a Moscow banker in his forties, on a holiday in the resort town of Yalta. He is presented as an unhappy husband who is cynical and disillusioned. During his stay, he meets Anna Sergeyevna, a young, stunning woman who is also in Yalta. Gurov is captivated by Anna's charm and beauty right away, and he develops feelings for her.
cynical and disillusioned
42
Rising Action
Gurov becomes further intrigued by Anna as he learns that she shares his _____ with his marriage. Gurov is drawn to her more and more as they start talking. They spend time together, and as a result, they start to fall in love. Over the course of the summer, their love affair deepens as they meet in secret and explore their feelings for one another.
dissatisfaction
43
Rising Action
Gurov becomes further intrigued by Anna as he learns that she shares his dissatisfaction with his marriage. Gurov is drawn to her more and more as they start talking. They spend time together, and as a result, they start to ___ __ __. Over the course of the summer, their love affair deepens as they meet in secret and explore their feelings for one another.
fall in love
44
Rising Action
Gurov becomes further intrigued by Anna as he learns that she shares his dissatisfaction with his marriage. Gurov is drawn to her more and more as they start talking. They spend time together, and as a result, they start to fall in love. Over the course of the summer, their love affair deepens as they meet in ___ and explore their feelings for one another.
secret
45
Climax
The climax of the story occurs when __________in Yalta comes to an end. Anna left Yalta for she had a message from her husband and must go back to him. Gurov also returns to Moscow. Gurov and Anna are separated at this time, and the affair appears to have ended due to geographical distance and societal constraints that prevent them from being together publicly.
Anna’s summer vacation
46
Climax
The climax of the story occurs when Anna's summer vacation in Yalta comes to an end. Anna left Yalta for she had a ____ __ __ ____ and must go back to him. Gurov also returns to Moscow. Gurov and Anna are separated at this time, and the affair appears to have ended due to geographical distance and societal constraints that prevent them from being together publicly.
message from her husband
47
Climax
The climax of the story occurs when Anna's summer vacation in Yalta comes to an end. Anna left Yalta for she had a message from her husband and must go back to him. Gurov also returns to ___. Gurov and Anna are separated at this time, and the affair appears to have ended due to geographical distance and societal constraints that prevent them from being together publicly.
Moscow
48
Climax
The climax of the story occurs when Anna's summer vacation in Yalta comes to an end. Anna left Yalta for she had a message from her husband and must go back to him. Gurov also returns to Moscow. Gurov and Anna are separated at this time, and the affair appears to have ended due to ___ ___ and ___ ____ that prevent them from being together publicly.
geographical distance and societal constraints
49
Falling Action
Both Gurov and Anna struggle with the emptiness and loneliness they sense in their separation. They are tormented by their love and are unable to move on. Gurov decides to __ to Anna's place because he is determined to see Anna again.
travel
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問題一覧
1
Author of “Lady with the Dog”?
Anton Chekhov
2
Chekhov’s pen name?
Anton Chekhov
3
Chekhov’s professions?
Physician, playwright, writer
4
Chekhov’s education cost?
Self-financed
5
Chekhov’s graduation year?
1884
6
Chekhov’s number of stories published?
Over 200
7
Name Chekhov’s famous plays.
The Seagull, Uncle Vanya, Three Sisters, The Cherry Orchard
8
How many stories at 26?
Over 400
9
Chekhov’s tuberculosis diagnosis year?
1897
10
He continued his education while sending money to his family in Moscow.
He was accepted to _________ in 1879.
Moscow’s medical school
11
He continued his education while sending money to his family in Moscow.
He was accepted to Moscow's medical school in _____.
1879
12
He was a ____ physician, playwright, and short story writer.
He is known for his realistic and nuanced portrayals of human life, his mastery of the short story form, and his insightful exploration of themes such as love, loss, and the human condition.
Russian
13
Some popular starting points for readers interested in Chekhov's short stories include:
1.
2. The Darling
3. Gusev
4. The Huntsman
5. A Dreary Story
6. The Lady with the Dog
Ward no. 6
14
Some popular starting points for readers interested in Chekhov's short stories include:
1. Ward no. 6
2.
3. Gusev
4. The Huntsman
5. A Dreary Story
6. The Lady with the Dog
The Darling
15
Some popular starting points for readers interested in Chekhov's short stories include:
1. Ward no. 6
2. The Darling
3. ____
4. The Huntsman
5. A Dreary Story
6. The Lady with the Dog
Gusev
16
Some popular starting points for readers interested in Chekhov's short stories include:
1. Ward no. 6
2. The Darling
3. Gusev
4.
5. A Dreary Story
6. The Lady with the Dog
The huntsman
17
Some popular starting points for readers interested in Chekhov's short stories include:
1. Ward no. 6
2. The Darling
3. Gusev
4. The Huntsman
5.
6. The Lady with the Dog
A dreary Story
18
Some popular starting points for readers interested in Chekhov's short stories include:
1. Ward no. 6
2. The Darling
3. Gusev
4. The Huntsman
5. A Dreary Story
6.
The Lady with the Dog
19
After Chekhov father died in 1898, he bought land in _____ and had a villa built. He relocated there in 1899 together with his mother and sister, and his time there in Yalta was quite fruitful for him as he created some of his most well-known works.
Yalta
20
After his father died in 1898, he bought land in Yalta and had a villa built. He relocated there in ____ together with his mother and sister, and his time there in Yalta was quite fruitful for him as he created some of his most well-known works.
1899
21
After Chekhov’s father died in 1898, he bought land in Yalta and had a villa built. He relocated there in 1899 together with his mother and sister, and his time there in Yalta was quite ____ for him as he created some of his most well-known works.
fruitful
22
Anton Chekhov's last words were famously witty: __________ These words were a satirical reference to a medical practice in Germany where terminally ill patients were offered champagne.
I haven’t had champagne for a long time
23
Anton Chekhov's last words were famously witty: "I haven't had champagne for a long time." These words were a satirical reference to a medical practice in _____ where terminally ill patients were offered champagne.
Germany
24
Anton Chekhov's last words were famously witty: "I haven't had champagne for a long time." These words were a satirical reference to a medical practice in Germany where ____ ___ patients were offered champagne.
terminally ill
25
He died of tuberculosis on _____ at the age of 44.
"Medicine is my lawful wife and literature my mistress; when I get tired of one, I spend the night with the other."
July 15, 1904
26
He died of tuberculosis on July 15, 1904 at the age of ____.
"Medicine is my lawful wife and literature my mistress; when I get tired of one, I spend the night with the other."
44
27
He died of tuberculosis on July 15, 1904 at the age of 44.
"____ is my lawful wife and literature my mistress; when I get tired of one, I spend the night with the other."
Medicine
28
THE LADY WITH THE DOG
It was written by Anton Chekhov and released in ___. It is a heartfelt and genuine tale of a couple's affair.
1899
29
Setting
"The Lady with the Dog" spans various countries, mainly ____.
Russia
30
The narrative starts in the well-known __ ___ resort town of Yalta.
Black Sea
31
Later in the narrative, the scene is changed to ___, a busy metropolis in contrast to the serene and beautiful ambiance of Yalta.
Moscow
32
CHARACTERS in The Lady with the Dog
Dmitri Dmitriyevich Gurov, Anna Sergeyevna
33
One of the story's main character.
He is a middle-aged married banker from Moscow who is unhappy with his life.
Dmitri Dmitriyevich Gurov
34
He is portrayed as a cynical, philandering person who at first has a careless attitude toward love and relationships.
Dmitri Dmitriyevich Gurov
35
She is the "lady with the dog."
She is a young and married woman who is also discontent with her life.
Anna Sergeyevna
36
She is in Yalta when she comes to Gurov's attention.
She is shown as being isolated and depressed at first, but she subsequently shows that she is passionate and longing for love.
Anna Sergeyevna
37
While Gurov and Anna are the main protagonists, there are other supporting characters as well, such as ____ and ___.
Gurov’s wife and Anna’s husband
38
Introduction
Dmitri Gurov, a ____ ____ in his forties, on a holiday in the resort town of Yalta. He is presented as an unhappy husband who is cynical and disillusioned. During his stay, he meets Anna Sergeyevna, a young, stunning woman who is also in Yalta. Gurov is captivated by Anna's charm and beauty right away, and he develops feelings for her.
Moscow Banker
39
Introduction
Dmitri Gurov, a Moscow banker in his forties, on a holiday in the resort town of Yalta. He is presented as an ___ ___ who is cynical and disillusioned. During his stay, he meets Anna Sergeyevna, a young, stunning woman who is also in Yalta. Gurov is captivated by Anna's charm and beauty right away, and he develops feelings for her.
unhappy husband
40
Introduction
Dmitri Gurov, a Moscow banker in his forties, on a holiday in the resort town of Yalta. He is presented as an unhappy husband who is cynical and disillusioned. During his stay, he meets ____ ____, a young, stunning woman who is also in Yalta. Gurov is captivated by Anna's charm and beauty right away, and he develops feelings for her.
Anna Sergeyevna
41
Introduction
Dmitri Gurov, a Moscow banker in his forties, on a holiday in the resort town of Yalta. He is presented as an unhappy husband who is cynical and disillusioned. During his stay, he meets Anna Sergeyevna, a young, stunning woman who is also in Yalta. Gurov is captivated by Anna's charm and beauty right away, and he develops feelings for her.
cynical and disillusioned
42
Rising Action
Gurov becomes further intrigued by Anna as he learns that she shares his _____ with his marriage. Gurov is drawn to her more and more as they start talking. They spend time together, and as a result, they start to fall in love. Over the course of the summer, their love affair deepens as they meet in secret and explore their feelings for one another.
dissatisfaction
43
Rising Action
Gurov becomes further intrigued by Anna as he learns that she shares his dissatisfaction with his marriage. Gurov is drawn to her more and more as they start talking. They spend time together, and as a result, they start to ___ __ __. Over the course of the summer, their love affair deepens as they meet in secret and explore their feelings for one another.
fall in love
44
Rising Action
Gurov becomes further intrigued by Anna as he learns that she shares his dissatisfaction with his marriage. Gurov is drawn to her more and more as they start talking. They spend time together, and as a result, they start to fall in love. Over the course of the summer, their love affair deepens as they meet in ___ and explore their feelings for one another.
secret
45
Climax
The climax of the story occurs when __________in Yalta comes to an end. Anna left Yalta for she had a message from her husband and must go back to him. Gurov also returns to Moscow. Gurov and Anna are separated at this time, and the affair appears to have ended due to geographical distance and societal constraints that prevent them from being together publicly.
Anna’s summer vacation
46
Climax
The climax of the story occurs when Anna's summer vacation in Yalta comes to an end. Anna left Yalta for she had a ____ __ __ ____ and must go back to him. Gurov also returns to Moscow. Gurov and Anna are separated at this time, and the affair appears to have ended due to geographical distance and societal constraints that prevent them from being together publicly.
message from her husband
47
Climax
The climax of the story occurs when Anna's summer vacation in Yalta comes to an end. Anna left Yalta for she had a message from her husband and must go back to him. Gurov also returns to ___. Gurov and Anna are separated at this time, and the affair appears to have ended due to geographical distance and societal constraints that prevent them from being together publicly.
Moscow
48
Climax
The climax of the story occurs when Anna's summer vacation in Yalta comes to an end. Anna left Yalta for she had a message from her husband and must go back to him. Gurov also returns to Moscow. Gurov and Anna are separated at this time, and the affair appears to have ended due to ___ ___ and ___ ____ that prevent them from being together publicly.
geographical distance and societal constraints
49
Falling Action
Both Gurov and Anna struggle with the emptiness and loneliness they sense in their separation. They are tormented by their love and are unable to move on. Gurov decides to __ to Anna's place because he is determined to see Anna again.
travel