
1.She refers to the previous Christmas when she spent every evening for three full weeks making ornaments for the Christmas tree. Her husband says it was the dullest three weeks he had spent.(2 marks)
2.The couple is happy that Mr. Helmer has been to the level of a bank manager. They are happy that the position will ease their financial burden and they will have a lot of money to spend.(2 marks)
3.Parental responsibility/the role of women in the society. Nora is committed to please her family. Krogstad says, 'You had the best of intentions to please us all'
Falsehood-Mr Helmer tells Nora to say he is not at home if it’s a visitor. (4 marks)
4. ,isn’t there? (1 mark)
5. -The lady is Mrs. Linde.
-She is Nora’s school days times.
-She asks Nora talk to her husband to give her job because of his title.
-She gets the job which is to make Krogstad lose his job.
- Krogstad writes a letter exposing Nora’s forgery to prevent Helmer from sacking him.
-Mrs Linde speaks to Krogstad on her behalf and Krogstad withdraws his revenge plans.
-The Helmers reputation is protected although their marriage finally breaks. (6 marks)
6.Flashback.
How could I help the cat’s going in and tearing everything to pieces?” This refers to the previous Christmas (2 marks)
7. Helmer goes into his room while the maid ushers in Mrs. Linde. Mrslinde greets Nora in a dejected voice but Nora does not seem to recognize her. Later she remembers her as christen and observes that Christine has changed greatly. She agrees she has changed because they last met nine or ten years back.
(4 marks)
8 i) Provoke
ii) Boring/uninteresting
iii) Bother, an inconvenience
iv) Visitor
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