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1. Which sentence best describes the employer in the original story "The Ninny" and the
employer in the adaptation The Governess?
(1 point)
The employer is a man in "The Ninny" and a woman in The Governess.
The employer is less emotional in "The Ninny" than in The Governess.
The employer is Russian in "The Ninny" and American in The Governess.
The employer has two children in "The Ninny" and only one in The Governess.
2. How do both employers first cheat their governesses? (1 point)
The employers say they made a note of the fact that the pay is 30 rubles a month and not 40.
The employers indicate that an agreement was made about losing pay for holidays.
The employers decide to deduct rubles from the original amount because one of the children disobeyed.
The employers claim that their servant broke an expensive dish that had been in the family for a long
time.
3. How do Yulia's protests in "The Ninny" differ from Julia's protests in The Governess? (1 point)
Julia does not object to what her employer is saying at all.
Yulia objects more to what her employer is saying.
Julia objects more to what her employer is saying.
Yulia cries more as she objects to what her employer is saying.
4. After the governess says thank you in both selections, how are the reactions of the employers
similar?
(1 point)
They both ask the governess why she is a ninny.
They both ask the governess why she thanked them.
They both ask if it is possible to easily cheat someone.
They both ask if the governess really wants her full pay.
5. Which of the following is one way that “The Ninny,” a short story, is different from the play
The Governess?
(1 point)
Yulia reluctantly counting the money is described in more detail.
Yulia's actions of getting up to leave and then coming back to the desk are described.
The dialogue between Yulia and her employer is more fully written out and more intense.
Yulia's facial and emotional reactions to what her employer is doing are described.