Crime and Punishment: Part III: Chapters IV-VI Quiz: Quick Quiz

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Crime and Punishment

Fyodor Dostoyevsky

Part III: Chapters IV-VI Quiz

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Who interrupts the conversation between Raskolnikov, his family, and Razumikhin?

2 of 5
What reason does Raskolnikov give for wanting to speak to the police?

3 of 5
What did Raskolnikov claim in the article "On Crime"?

4 of 5
What does Porfiry ask Raskolnikov about in an attempt to trap him?

5 of 5
What does the stranger in the street say to Raskolnikov?

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QUIZ: How Many of These Literary Jeopardy! Questions Can You Answer Correctly?

1 of 5 Who interrupts the conversation between Raskolnikov, his family, and Razumikhin?

2 of 5 What reason does Raskolnikov give for wanting to speak to the police?

3 of 5 What did Raskolnikov claim in the article "On Crime"?

4 of 5 What does Porfiry ask Raskolnikov about in an attempt to trap him?

5 of 5 What does the stranger in the street say to Raskolnikov?