Lopakhin

Question 1

“My —– was a serf, and your father and ——— owned him. But you, you were the one—————————– once that I’ve forgotten all that, and I love you like my own flesh and blood” p.10

Answer 1

“My father was a serf, and your father and grandfather owned him. But you, you were the one-you did so much for me once that I’ve forgotten all that, and I love you like my own flesh and blood” p.10

Identity, class

Question 2

“ white ———– and yellow shoes., but look twice and ————, a real peasant. “ p.2

Answer 2

“ white waistcoat and yellow shoes., but look twice and I’m a peasant, a real peasant. “ p.2

Identity, class (Juxtaposition between wealthy attire and the identity of a serf)

Question 3

[——– – — watch] p.11

Answer 3

[glances at his watch] p.11

Action

Question 4

“But —- ——- —— – —, such strange unbusinesslike people, - —- —– —- ——” p.27

Answer 4

“But such frivolous people as you, such strange unbusinesslike people, I have never come across.” p.27

Character of Gayev Family

Question 5

“You’ve —- — – —– —— – – ——— to discover how few —— —— people there are in the world” p.32

Answer 5

“You’ve only got to start trying to do something to discover how few honest decent people there are in the world” p.32

Action

Question 6

“If my father and grandfather could rise from their graves and see it all happening – if they could see me, their half ——, half-literate Yermolay —— — ——” p.52

Answer 6

“If my father and grandfather could rise from their graves and see it all happening – if they could see me, their half beaten, half-literate Yermolay buying the estate” p.52

Question 7

“He’s —- idle” p.58

Answer 7

“He’s bone idle” p.58

Lopahin talks about the new job Gayev found, working at a bank, but then concludes that he’ll never stick at it, for he’s lazy