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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. What is the name of the house left to Jo and Professor Bhaer?
(a) Plumfield
(b) Hattonfield
(c) Springfield
(d) Brimfield
2. Amy declines whose marriage proposal?
(a) Harry
(b) Ron
(c) Fred
(d) George
3. What is Amy's first intention toward Laurie?
(a) to be a good wife
(b) to keep house well for him
(c) to cook everything he likes to eat
(d) to help him with his business
4. Jo does what for Professor Bhaer?
(a) cleans his house
(b) mends his clothes and darns his socks
(c) teaches him English
(d) brings him food
5. What causes Professor Bhaer to finally realize Jo has feelings for him?
(a) Jo breaks down in tears.
(b) Jo tells Laurie, who tells Professor Bhaer.
(c) Jo kisses him.
(d) Amy tells Professor Bhaer, against Jo's wishes.
Short Answer Questions
1. Jo determines that Beth is sad because of what?
2. Laurie and Amy do what together?
3. Mrs. March does not agree with Jo about what?
4. Laurie and Amy decide to do what together?
5. Who is jealous of Amy?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who arrives, in chapter thirty-eight, besides Laurie, Amy, and Mr. Laurence, and why does that person come?
2. What secret does Beth reveal to Jo at the seashore and what does it say about Beth's mental state?
3. During her talk with Laurie about their relationship, how is Jo's independence once again expressed with relation to the normal role of women in society in that era?
4. Describe the significance of Christmas to Jo and the professor in chapter twenty-nine
5. How does Laurie and Amy's Christmas spent together in France affect the major plot line of Jo's relationship with Laurie?
6. What is Jo's reaction, in chapter thirty-seven, after Beth's death?
7. How does Professor Bhaer effect Jo's character and her choices in chapter thirty?
8. Describe how the romance between Jo and the professor finally blossoms.
9. How does Mrs. March's sixtieth birthday celebration, in the final chapter, mirror the Christmas festivities in the first chapter of the book?
10. How does Alcott show, through Jo's progression in the book, that women can have many roles in life?
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