Nhận biết (M1)

Professor Serebrakoff retires and moves to his country estate, which Vanya manages with the help of Sonia, the professor's daughter from a previous marriage. Chekhov portrays the professor as being someone adjusting to living at the country estate, as is evident when __________

Which quotation from Uncle Vanya most effectively illustrates the claim?

• A.

  Professor Serebrakoff says, "I am a book-worm and a scholar, and am unfamiliar with practical affairs. I cannot, I find, dispense with the help of well-informed people."

• B.

  Professor Serebrakoff says to Helena, "My darling, don't leave me alone with [Vanya]. He will begin lecture me."

• C.

  Professor Serebrakoff says to Helena, "I am used to my library and the lecture hall and to the esteem and admiration of my colleagues. Now I suddenly find myself plunged into this wilderness (the cottage), condemned to see the same stupid people from morning till night and listen to their futile conversations."

• D.

  Vanya says to Professor Serebrakoff, "You write on art without knowing anything about it. Those books of yours which I used to admire are not worth one copper kopeck. You are a hoax!"