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Crime and Punishment
Part III: Chapters IVâVI Quick Quiz
Crime and Punishment
by:
Fyodor Dostoevsky
Summary
Plot Overview
Summary & Analysis
Part I: Chapter I
Part I: Chapters II–IV
Part I: Chapters V–VII
Part II: Chapters I–IV
Part II: Chapters V–VII
Part III: Chapters I–III
Part III: Chapters IV–VI
Part IV: Chapters I–III
Part IV: Chapters IV–VI
Part V: Chapters I–IV
Part VI: Chapters I–V
Part VI: Chapters VI–VIII
Epilogue
Characters
Character List
Raskolnikov
Sonya
Dunya
Svidrigailov
Main Ideas
Themes
Motifs
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Key Facts
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Important Quotations Explained
Quotes By Theme
Nihilism
Poverty
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Part I: Chapter I
Part I: Chapters II–IV
Part I: Chapters V–VII
Part II: Chapters I–IV
Part II: Chapter V–VII
Part III: Chapters I–III
Part III: Chapters IV–VI
Part IV: Chapters I–III
Part IV: Chapters IV–VI
Part V: Chapters I–IV
Part VI: Chapters I–V
Part VI: Chapters VI–VIII
Epilogue
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Raskolnikov
Sonia
Dunia
Svidrigailov
Porfiry Petrovich
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Analysis of Major Characters
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Epilogue
Part 2, Chapters I-IV
Part I, Chapter I
Part I, Chapters II-IV
Part I, Chapters V-VII
Part II: Chapters V–VII
Part III: Chapters I–III
Part III: Chapters IV–VI
Part IV: Chapters I–III
Part IV: Chapters IV–VI
Part V: Chapters I–IV
Part VI: Chapters I–V
Part VI: Chapters VI–VIII
Plot Overview
Themes, Motifs, and Symbols
Study Questions
Suggestions for Further Reading
Writing Help
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Part III: Chapters IVâVI Quiz
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Part III: Chapters IVâVI Quiz
1
of 5
Who interrupts the conversation between Raskolnikov, his family, and Razumikhin?
Alyona
Sonya
Porfiry
Svidrigailov
2
of 5
What reason does Raskolnikov give for wanting to speak to the police?
He wants a watch back that he pawned to Alyona.
He believes he knows who the real murderer was.
He thinks that the time has come for him to confess.
He hopes to put them on a false lead about the murder.
3
of 5
What did Raskolnikov claim in the article "On Crime"?
To really understand the psychology of a criminal you must commit a crime.
Some men are better than others and have a right to commit murder.
Murder can be justifiable if done in the name of self-defense.
Russia has too many criminals and they should be dealt with harshly.
4
of 5
What does Porfiry ask Raskolnikov about in an attempt to trap him?
The location of the missing ax
The goods found buried in the courtyard
The blood spots on Raskolnikov's clothes
The painters near Alyona's apartment
5
of 5
What does the stranger in the street say to Raskolnikov?
"Alyona"
"Guilty"
"Murderer"
"Nihilist"
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