Uncle Vanya: Context Quiz: Quick Quiz

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Uncle Vanya

Anton Chekhov

Context Quiz

1 of 5
Chekhov is considered a founder of which of the following modern genres?

2 of 5
What profession provided Chekhov with a steady income throughout his life?

3 of 5
Through his handling of ___, Chekhov is recognized for having transformed modern theatre?

4 of 5
Chekhov is known for having blended what?

5 of 5
An comparison between Uncle Vanya and what earlier work reflects the ways in which Chekhov's dramatic writing changed?

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1 of 5 Chekhov is considered a founder of which of the following modern genres?

2 of 5 What profession provided Chekhov with a steady income throughout his life?

3 of 5 Through his handling of ___, Chekhov is recognized for having transformed modern theatre?

4 of 5 Chekhov is known for having blended what?

5 of 5 An comparison between Uncle Vanya and what earlier work reflects the ways in which Chekhov's dramatic writing changed?