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In what country does the story's action take place?

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Why are the baths so important?

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The last time Dr. Stockmann sees Hovstad, he:

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Dr. Stockmann is a doctor of:

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Dr. Stockmann speaks out against the tyranny of the:

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What is Mrs. Stockmann's first name?

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Which of the following industries is not in some way important to the novel?

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Why does Aslaksen have power over the newspaper?

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The Temperance Society is against what?

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How does Dr. Stockmann know that the lab has confirmed his suspicions?

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By profession, Horster cares little for local politics. What is his profession?

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Which men seem to have romantic desires that involve Petra?

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How does Dr. Stockmann know that his suspicions about the baths are correct?

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Other than members of his family, Dr. Stockmann's most consistent ally is:

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Of the following people, who does not eat at the Stockmanns' in the first act?

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Who owns the hall in which Dr. Stockmann gives his speech?

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After he gives his speech, Dr. Stockmann hopes to take his family to:

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Dr. Stockmann doesn't want to tell anyone about his suspicions concerning the baths until:

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What form did Ibsen's writings originally take?

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Ibsen lived much of his life in exile in:

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How is An Enemy of the People structured?

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