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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who arrives and surprises the girls?
(a) Mrs. March
(b) Mr. March
(c) Laurie
(d) Sally
2. Who writes a note allegedly from Mr. Brooke to Meg?
(a) Laurie
(b) Jo
(c) Amy
(d) Beth
3. Who tells Meg that they are not impressed by her "fuss and feathers" at the party?
(a) Beth
(b) Jo
(c) Annie
(d) Laurie
4. After brutal editing, Jo finally has what published?
(a) a newspaper article
(b) her second novel
(c) a short story
(d) her first novel
5. Jo uses the money she makes to send who on vacation?
(a) Beth and Amy
(b) Marmee and Beth
(c) herself and Laurie
(d) Amy and Meg
Short Answer Questions
1. A rumor is circulating that Mrs. March wants to arrange a match between Laurie and who?
2. What does each girl find under her pillow one Christmas morning?
3. As summer arrives, Marmee gives Amy and Beth what?
4. Where is Meg's wedding held?
5. What is the last name of the family that the girls give their Christmas breakfast to?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe how both Amy and Jo are used to teach a lesson about anger and revenge in chapter eight.
2. How is the Christmas celebration in chapter nineteen different from Christmas a year before?
3. How is the idea that leisure doesn't pay neatly illustrated by Marmee for all of the girls in chapter eleven?
4. Describe how poverty plays a role in chapter two.
5. How does Jo react to Mr. Brooke taking an interest in Meg?
6. How does Amy's family react to her party plan in chapter twenty-three, both before and after the party?
7. Describe some of the ways the girls keep busy in chapter four, now that the Christmas holidays have ended.
8. How are Amy and Jo's roles viewed differently, as they go on social calls in chapter twenty-six?
9. Describe the differences between each of the March girls.
10. Describe the ups and downs of Jo's writing experiences in chapter twenty-four.
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