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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. Beth finally tells Jo what secret?
2. As it is time for Laurie to graduate, what happens?
3. Mrs. March tells Jo that she is concerned about what?
4. Jo tells Professor Bhaer that she is not afraid of what?
5. Who is the note that Jo finds from?
Short Essay Questions
1. What lessons do we learn from Beth's death?
2. How does Mrs. March's sixtieth birthday celebration, in the final chapter, mirror the Christmas festivities in the first chapter of the book?
3. How does the relationship between Jo and Laurie climax in chapter thirty-one?
4. 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?
5. What is Jo's reaction, in chapter thirty-seven, after Beth's death?
6. Describe the significance of Christmas to Jo and the professor in chapter twenty-nine
7. How do Jo's rude actions in chapter twenty-six hurt Amy in chapter twenty-seven?
8. In chapter thirty-eight, Laurie and Jo have a final discussion about their relationship and decide what?
9. How does Marmee feel about Jo, Beth, and Jo's plan to go to New York so Laurie and Beth can be together?
10. How does Laurie and Amy's Christmas spent together in France affect the major plot line of Jo's relationship with Laurie?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Do you agree with the overall way Jo led her life throughout the book? Explain why you agree or disagree with her nontraditional views and choices.
Essay Topic 2
Mr. March, although absent in much of the earlier portion of the book, is very important to the girls. In his absence, the presence of Mr. Laurence next door is comforting. How does Mr. Laurence influence the girls' lives?
Essay Topic 3
Marmee is a key force in the girls' lives, especially during the war, in part I of the book. Describe how Marmee influences the girls' choices through the years, both when she is present and when she is absent.
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