Mrs. Everything Quiz

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Which of the following aspects of the 1960s counterculture do Jo and Bethie, respectively, experience during college? (from Book Two: 1962)

Jo protests the Vietnam War, while Bethie experiments with drugs.

Bethie joins the civil rights movement, while Jo experiments with drugs.

Jo joins civil rights protests, while Bethie experiments with drugs.

Both sisters join the women's movement.

What is Jo's last vision before she dies? (from Book Six - Book Seven: 2006, 2016, and 2022)

She is at a Detroit Tigers baseball game with her late father.

She sees her daughters' faces.

Her family is posed outside their new home, and she is wearing pants.

Her family is posed outside their new home, and she is wearing a dress.

Why are the Kauffman sisters able to afford college? (from Book Two: 1962)

Their mother, Sarah, gets a full time job to support the family after their father, Ken, suffers a sudden heart attack.

Their father, Ken, gets a full time job to support the family after their mother Sarah, suffers a sudden heart attack.

Jo and Bethie use the money they justly extorted from their paternal uncle, Mel, to pay for college.

The Kauffman sisters attend college even though they cannot afford the expense.

What makes Jo and Bethie decide to forgive each other? (from Book Four - Book Five: 1987-1993)

Their mother's terminal cancer diagnosis makes them appreciate the fragility of familial bonds.

Jo is the only member of the family who supports Bethie's interracial marriage, and her support strengthens their familial bond.

Jo and Bethie's mother, Sarah, instructs them to be good to each other in her farewell letter.

Bethie now wholeheartedly supports Jo's heteronormative marriage.

Which of the following is the climax of the novel? (from Book Three: 1974)

Jo decides to stay with her husband, Dave, and she conceives her third daughter, Lila, with him.

Jo and Bethie have a fight.

Jo decides to leave her husband, Dave.

Bethie says she will not accept Jo's heteronormative life choices.