The Proposal 5 COMPETENCY BASED ASSESSMENT

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The Proposal 5 COMPETENCY BASED ASSESSMENT 👇

1. Why does Lomov decide to marry despite not being in love?

For romance
For travel
For wealth
For stability

2. What does Natalya’s sudden change of behaviour (after hearing “proposal”) show?

Her priorities shift quickly
She values land more
She dislikes marriage
She hates Lomov

3. Why does their argument escalate so fast?

Both are patient
Both are short-tempered
Both want peace
Both are silent

4. What does the fight over Oxen Meadows symbolize?

National issues
Religious conflict
Petty human nature
Health problems

5. Why does Chubukov encourage the marriage instantly?

He loves Lomov
He cares only for dogs
He wants to punish Natalya
He wants peace in the house

6. What does Lomov’s fainting indicate?

He fakes illness
He wants attention
He dislikes Natalya
He is physically weak and anxious

7. What does Natalya’s insistence on “ours, ours” reflect?

Compassion
Calmness
Possessiveness
Wisdom

8. Why does Chubukov get angry although he wants the proposal?

He hates marriage
He dislikes Lomov
He wants land
He cannot control his temper

9. What does their continuous quarrel show about communication?

They communicate well
They never speak
They listen carefully
Poor communication creates conflict

10. Why is it ironic that Lomov wears evening dress?

He goes to a party
He likes fashion
He is showing off
He comes to fight instead of proposing

11. Why does Natalya ask for Lomov immediately after he leaves?

She wants to argue more
She learns he came to propose
She feels hungry
She wants the dog Guess

12. Why do both families claim the Meadows?

Both want to sell land
Both want peace
Both share it equally
Pride is more important than truth

13. Why does Lomov describe his medical problems?

To hide the proposal
To impress Natalya
To threaten Chubukov
To show he needs a calm married life

14. Natalya asks about shooting season. Why?

To impress him
To ask for money
To shift him from argument
To insult him

15. What does discussing dog breeds reveal?

Their kindness
Their intelligence
Their fairness
Their trivial priorities

16. Why does Chubukov call Lomov “pettifogger”?

To praise him
To calm him
To support him
To attack his family background

17. Why does Lomov challenge everything said by Natalya?

His insecurity
His maturity
His wisdom
His calmness

18. Why does the proposal barely succeed?

It is well-planned
All are calm
All agree
It is overshadowed by fighting

19. What does Lomov’s repeated “mine!” reveal?

Love
Calm
Knowledge
Stubbornness

20. Natalya’s crying “Fetch him!” shows—

Her joy
Her clever trick
Her health
Her emotional instability

21. Why does Lomov mention documents?

To insult Natalya
To confuse her
To delay proposal
To prove ownership logically

22. Why does Natalya refuse to accept documents?

She cannot read
She wants to marry
She trusts Lomov
Strong belief in her family’s claim

23. Why does Chubukov force their hands together?

He dislikes Natalya
He hates Lomov
He wants to end chaos
He wants more dogs

24. Why do they restart argument after agreeing to marry?

They dislike marriage
They dislike each other
They are wise
Their nature doesn’t change

25. Why does the dog argument seem foolish?

Dogs can’t argue
Guess is dead
Squeezer is small
Marriage is more important

26. Why does Lomov lose control frequently?

His anxiety disorder
His confidence
His energy
His patience

27. What does Chubukov mean by “turnip-ghost”?

A real ghost
A humorous insult
A friendly compliment
A kind word

28. Why does Natalya compare Lomov’s Guess to a “half-dead horse”?

To comfort him
To praise the dog
To scare him
To insult his pride

29. Why is Chubukov exhausted at the end?

He is hungry
He went hunting
He ran a race
Constant quarrelling tires him

30. What does “principle” mean for Lomov?

Losing land
Staying silent
Being polite
Winning arguments

31. Why does Lomov consider marriage essential?

He dislikes Natalya
He wants a new dog
He fears loneliness
He wants property

32. Why does Natalya deny Squeezer’s faults?

She hates Guess
She wants attention
She wants to fight only
Blind loyalty to her dog

33. Why does Chubukov defend Squeezer?

Love for Lomov
Love for Guess
Fear of Natalya
Family pride

34. What does the story show about human ego?

It builds relationships
It strengthens families
It solves problems
It destroys peace

35. Why does Lomov accuse Chubukov’s family?

To thank him
To calm him
To agree politely
To retaliate

36. Why does Natalya flare up easily?

She is emotional
She is logical
She is silent
She is tired

37. What does Chubukov’s behaviour reflect?

Wisdom
Patience
Calmness
Hypocrisy

38. Why is the title “The Proposal” ironic?

It is a romantic story
It is about land only
It is about dogs only
Very little proposing happens

39. Why does Chubukov panic when Lomov collapses?

He loves Lomov
He hates doctors
He wants land
He fears losing the marriage chance

40. Why does Natalya scream “He’s dead!”?

She is joking
She knows he is alive
She wants land
She overreacts emotionally

41. Why does Lomov argue about dogs?

Competitive nature
Love for Natalya
Love for Squeezer
Love for hunting

42. Why does Natalya keep shouting “ours”?

Strong attachment to Lomov
Because she forgot
Because she is happy
Strong attachment to family land

43. Why does Chubukov call himself “the most unhappy of men”?

He is poor
He is sick
He hates Natalya
He suffers from constant conflict

44. Why does Lomov leave the house initially?

He forgets to propose
He wants to hunt
He dislikes Natalya
Argument overwhelms him

45. What competency is shown when Natalya wants Lomov back quickly?

Long-term planning
Scientific thinking
Silence
Situational decision-making

46. Why does Lomov keep repeating medical complaints?

Peace of mind
Psychological stress
Success
Pride

47. Why does the fight return immediately after marriage?

They are joking
They dislike marriage
They are calm
They haven't grown emotionally

48. Why does Chubukov shout “Champagne!” at the end?

To celebrate truly
To distract them
To cry
To call servants

49. What social message does the play give?

People always stay calm
Money solves all problems
Love matters most in drama
People value trivial things more than relationships

50. Why is the ending considered humorous?

They sing songs
They celebrate peace
They leave quietly
They begin married life with an argument

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