Question 1

Dear Martin

On page 38, Justyce asks “How do I handle people like Jared?” What advice would you give Justyce?

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Question 2

Dear Martin

What is your impression of Manny while he is speaking with his white friends about the conversation regarding equality?

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Question 3

Dear Martin

SJ brings up the bootstrap mentality which Jared says he agrees with. SJ replies that in order for people to “pull themselves up by their bootstraps [...]they have to be able to afford boots.” Explain this statement and state your opinion

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Question 4

Other Voices, Other Rooms

In Part Ⅲ, Chapter twelve, Randolph suggested going to visit the Cloud Hotel. What did he aim at?

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Question 5

Other Voices, Other Rooms

What does the title of this book mean, Other Voices, Other Rooms?

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Question 6

March

As March writes to his wife, he observes that “there are other measures” to judge a man’s intelligence. What does he mean by this?

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Question 7

March

While March and Marmee attended a luncheon for Nathaniel Hawthorne, how does little Beth save Flora’s life?

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Question 8

March

Who was Flora and how does she enter the March family?

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Question 9

March

What happened to John Brown and how is he connected to March and the citizens in Concord?

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Question 10

March

March realizes he has “saddleback fever.” What does this mean?

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Question 11

March

Why is Canning panicked?

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Question 12

March

Canning is alarmed at March’s fever – he had “contracted river ague – the commonest of the region’s summer afflictions.” What happens?

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Question 13

March

Jesse, as the slaves’ spokesperson, tells Canning “we got something we wants to give you now.” What is it?

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Question 14

March

Was March successful in asking abolitionists to donate goods to the slaves at Oak Landing?

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Question 15

March

How does March teach his students?

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Question 16

March

Was Aunt March justified in calling Marmee a “serpent-tongued harridan”?

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Question 17

March

Does March make any profit from his investment?

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Question 18

March

Why does March invest in Mr. Brown’s Adirondack project?

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Question 19

March

Describe the family life that March and Marmee enjoyed in Concord.

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Question 20

March

What evidence do we have of Marmee’s temper?

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Question 21

March

Who is Zeke? Why was he put into the “hole”? How does March enrage Canning?

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Question 22

March

When March gets to Oak Landing, he’s greeted by Ethan Canning. What are Canning’s goals for this enterprise?

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Question 23

March

As March disembarks from the Hetty G., he meets his receptor – “a ragged, skinny Negro who could not have been more than twelve years old.” Once again, how does March exhibit his misunderstanding of the Southern culture?

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Question 24

March

Assess March’s personality at this point in the novel.

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Question 25

March

How soon after their night together are March and Marmee married

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