Test yourself on Anna Karenina: 30 quiz questions with the answer explained, and 40 flashcards on the characters, places, themes and turning points. Free, no sign-up.
What causes disorder in Stepan Arkadyevitch's household?
Why does Levin come to Moscow?
Who does Stepan Arkadyevitch identify as Levin's rival for Kitty?
What does Anna urge Dolly to consider after Stepan's betrayal?
What destroys Kitty's hopes at the ball?
Why does Vronsky say he is traveling on Anna's train?
Why does Anna initially refuse Vronsky's request to leave her husband?
What causes Frou-Frou's fatal injury during the race?
What first draws Kitty to Varenka at the German spa?
What work brings Levin happiness alongside the peasants?
How does Alexey Alexandrovitch respond to Anna's confession?
What new farming arrangement does Levin develop?
What does Alexey Alexandrovitch announce after Vronsky's visit?
What changes Alexey Alexandrovitch's resentment into forgiveness?
What sends Vronsky straight to Anna instead of Tashkend?
Where does Kitty wish to settle after marriage?
What activity occupies Vronsky during his life abroad?
How does Kitty help the gravely ill Nikolay?
Who persuades Alexey Alexandrovitch to deny Anna access to Seryozha?
When does Anna secretly enter her former home to see Seryozha?
What happens to Sergey Ivanovitch's planned proposal to Varenka?
How does Levin respond to Veslovsky's attention to Kitty?
Why does Vronsky want Anna to obtain a divorce?
What does Vronsky discover during the provincial elections?
How does Kitty react to Levin's account of visiting Anna?
What ends Levin's terror during Kitty's labor?
Why does Anna fail to seek advice openly during her visit to Dolly?
Where does Vronsky decide to go after Anna's death?
Whose words help Levin find meaning beyond rational explanation?
What does Levin accept at the novel's end?
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