Little Women Themes and Characters Quiz
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The boy's name is Theodore, but he prefers to be called Laurie.

True (A)

Jo does not like her name, because she feels it is too common.

False (B)

Laurie is considered a boy, but he says he has been called Dora.

False (B)

Laurie has been abroad for a long time.

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Jo prefers to dance in a smaller, more intimate setting.

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Laurie is a native English speaker.

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Jo is unable to speak French.

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The boy is wearing pumps when they are speaking

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Meg was wearing high heels when she sprained her ankle.

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Jo and Laurie were dancing a waltz.

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Meg was staying at Sallie's house because she could not get home due to her sprained ankle.

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Laurie danced well and taught Jo the German step, which she enjoyed because it was energetic and involved a lot of spinning.

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Jo is concerned about the cost of a carriage to take Meg home.

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Jo had been practicing a dance at Heidelberg.

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Jo wanted to ask Laurie for help but Meg stopped her.

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Meg was afraid to be left alone in the house with other girls.

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The March family lives in a bustling city center.

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Mr. Laurence's house is considered modest and unassuming.

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The March family's garden is a barrier between their house and Mr. Laurence's.

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Mr. Laurence's grandson is a frequent visitor to the March family.

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The March family sees Mr. Laurence's house as a place of lively activity.

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Mr. Laurence's house is completely devoid of any life.

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Jo finds the idea of Mr. Laurence's house being an enchanted palace intriguing.

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The March family seems to have a close relationship with their neighbor, Mr. Laurence.

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Jo spilled coffee on her dress while trying to help Meg.

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Laurie was looking for someone to give coffee and ice to when he encountered Jo.

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Meg rose quickly and hurt her ankle, making it necessary for Jo to help her.

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Hannah praised Meg for her behavior when she hurt her ankle.

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Jo decided to walk home after Meg's mishap.

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Laurie’s grandfather's carriage was available for Jo and Meg.

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Meg praised Laurie for being a 'nice boy' after he helped them.

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Jo was familiar with the neighborhood and knew where to find help.

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Jo accepted Aunt March's offer because she had no better options available.

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Aunt March had a large collection of modern literature in her library.

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Jo's time with Aunt March was free of any conflicts or arguments.

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Beth was comfortable and happy attending school with other children.

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Jo often found herself being called away from her reading time by Aunt March.

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Jo felt a great deal of happiness despite having to do chores.

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Jo's ambition involved a clear and defined goal from the beginning.

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Jo found it easy to read and study at Aunt March's house.

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Mrs. March is excited about receiving mail every day.

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Hannah prepares hot turnovers for the girls regardless of her mood.

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The girls called the turnovers 'muffs' because they are cold pastries.

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Jo feels that the pilgrims are adequately prepared for their day.

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Meg prefers to use strong language that conveys meaning.

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Jo is often serious and rarely finds humor in situations.

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Meg is upset and feeling dismal about their situation.

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Jo promises to help Meg revel in luxury once she makes her fortune.

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Flashcards

Jo March

A character who prefers being called Jo instead of Josephine. She enjoys her nickname and dislikes formality.

Laurie Laurence

Jo's neighbor and friend, whose real name is Theodore but prefers Laurie to avoid teasing.

Cricket

A sport mentioned as a topic of conversation between Jo and Laurie, reflecting their friendly relationship.

Christmas Present

A gift given during the holiday season; Jo thanks Laurie for his thoughtful gift from Grandpa.

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Traveling Abroad

Laurie's experience of living in another country, notably Switzerland, for school.

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French Language

A language Laurie and his classmates were required to speak at school in Switzerland.

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Nicknames

Informal names given in place of formal names, preferred by both Jo and Laurie.

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Describing Travel Experiences

Jo's excitement in hearing about Laurie's travels, reflecting her adventurous spirit.

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Jo's Frost

Jo has a frock that is nicely mended but shows signs of burning.

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Laurie's Proposal

Laurie suggests they dance in the long empty hall where no one can see them.

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Sprained Ankle

Meg has injured her ankle due to a high heel, making it painful to walk.

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High Heel Trouble

Jo warns Meg that her high heels might cause injury.

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Jo's Compassion

Jo shows kindness by rubbing Meg's sore ankle and offering support.

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Hannah's Arrival

Meg waits for Hannah to help her get home due to her sprained ankle.

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Carriage Challenge

Meg cannot afford a carriage to get home, complicating her situation.

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Supper Plans

Jo decides to stay with Meg during supper instead of leaving her alone.

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Jo's Blunder

Jo spilled coffee on her dress while trying to help Meg.

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Laurie's Help

Laurie offered to bring coffee to Meg from Jo.

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Meg's Injury

Meg hurt her foot and tried to downplay the pain.

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The Game of Buzz

A game Jo, Laurie, and others were playing together.

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Hannah's Scolding

Hannah scolded Meg for her actions after she hurt her foot.

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Carriage Offer

Laurie offered his grandfather's carriage for Jo and Meg.

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Jo's Determination

Jo decided to take matters into her own hands to help Meg.

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Comfort Food

The ice and coffee served provided comfort for the characters.

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Jo's Adventure

Jo wishes to find adventure outdoors despite the cold.

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Meg's Advice

Meg suggests Jo stay warm indoors instead of going out.

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Warning from Susie's downfall

A lesson learned by the sisters from someone else's misfortune.

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Neighborly Gesture

Jo sweeps paths in the garden for Beth to walk on.

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Mr. Laurence's House

A stately mansion near the Marches' home, yet feels lonely.

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Old Chloe's Saying

A phrase from Uncle Tom's Cabin used to remember kindness.

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Country-like Suburb

The setting of the Marches' home, with gardens and quiet streets.

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Jo's Mischievous Nature

Jo has a playful, lively spirit that craves excitement.

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Jo's Resilience

Jo accepts her difficult situation with Aunt March and adapts well.

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Aunt March's Library

A large collection of books Jo enjoys while living with Aunt March.

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Jo's Quick Temper

Jo's strong emotional reactions often lead to conflicts.

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Jo's Ambition

Jo desires to achieve something significant in her life.

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Aunt March's Influence

Aunt March's training helps Jo become more responsible.

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Beth's Bashfulness

Beth is too shy to attend school and studies at home.

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Supportive Environment

Jo finds fulfillment in feeling she supports herself.

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Creative Escape

Jo uses reading as a way to escape her daily responsibilities.

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Hot turnovers

Savory pastries made from dough filled with meat or fruit, comforting in cold weather.

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Marmee

A term of endearment for the mother figure in the story, representing warmth and care.

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Jo's personality

Jo is depicted as strong-willed, humorous, and somewhat rebellious.

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Meg's veiling

Meg covers herself with a veil, indicating her desire for retreat from the world.

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Sisterly banter

Playful and teasing exchanges between Jo and Meg, showcasing their relationship.

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Winter walk

Their journey outdoors, reflected in the snowy setting, emphasizes the cold and hardiness.

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Remorseful satisfaction

Feeling guilty yet content about their situation or actions, shown by Jo's reflections.

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Dreams of luxury

Jo's humorous wish for a future filled with wealth and comforts for herself and Meg.

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Study Notes

Characters and Interactions

  • Jo March and Laurie Laurence are neighbours, and are getting to know each other.
  • They talk about cricket, Christmas gifts, and their travels.
  • Meg, Laurie, and Jo are siblings/relatives.
  • Laurie's grandfather is a notable character, owning a carriage.
  • Aunt March is another notable character in the story, known for her personality and library.
  • Family dynamic creates tension and challenges with siblings and relatives.

Situations and Events

  • Jo and Laurie are dancing in a hall.
  • Meg has a sprained ankle, causing a scene and need for help.
  • Jo is clumsy and spills coffee on her dress.
  • Laurie helps Jo and Meg, providing support in challenging situation.
  • Jo arranges a carriage for Meg to return home, illustrating care and responsibility.

Themes

  • Friendship and companionship are developed between characters.
  • Resilience and adaptability in the face of unexpected problems.
  • Family relationships and dynamics are observed throughout the interactions.
  • The need to be practical and supportive to those around you.

Relationships

  • Laurie and Jo develop a friendly rapport when interacting.
  • Jo and Meg have a close relationship, supporting each other and engaging in activities together.
  • Jo has a strong relationship with her family, especially sister Meg. Family care is central.

Setting and Atmosphere

  • The setting is a suburban area, with different houses belonging to the characters.
  • The atmosphere shifts between lively interactions, support, and problem-solving.
  • The characters encounter differences in wealth and social class.

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Test your knowledge on the characters and events from 'Little Women'. Explore the relationships between Jo, Laurie, and their family dynamics. This quiz covers key themes of friendship, resilience, and the challenges faced by the sisters.

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