Question 1

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What does chapter thirty-two say about the changeable nature of life and death?

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Question 2

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What is Jo's reaction, in chapter thirty-seven, after Beth's death?

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Question 3

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How does Jo react to the news that Laurie and Amy are engaged.

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Question 4

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In chapter thirty-eight, Laurie and Jo have a final discussion about their relationship and decide what?

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Question 5

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Who arrives, in chapter thirty-eight, besides Laurie, Amy, and Mr. Laurence, and why does that person come?

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Question 6

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In chapter thirty-nine, as she prepares to settle into the Laurence estate, how has Amy's attitude about money and material things changed?

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Question 7

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Describe how the romance between Jo and the professor finally blossoms.

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Question 8

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How does Alcott show, through Jo's progression in the book, that women can have many roles in life?

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Question 9

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How do Amy and Laurie feel about the possibility of Jo marrying Professor Bhaer?

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Question 10

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How does Mrs. March's sixtieth birthday celebration, in the final chapter, mirror the Christmas festivities in the first chapter of the book?

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Question 11

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What does the entire book say about wealth?

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Question 12

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How does Alcott illustrate that "pride goes before a fall" and that popularity is not necessarily a good thing in chapter seven, using Amy as an example.

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Question 13

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Describe how both Amy and Jo are used to teach a lesson about anger and revenge in chapter eight.

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Question 14

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Explain how Marmee's hope, in chapter nine, that her children will be happy, whether married or single, reflects the changing times when Alcott was writing the book in the 1860s.

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Question 15

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What are the girls' feelings toward the role of women in society, and how do they show these feelings in chapter ten?

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Question 16

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How is the idea that leisure doesn't pay neatly illustrated by Marmee for all of the girls in chapter eleven?

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Question 17

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Describe how the men at the picnic in chapter eleven, Fred Vaughn, Laurie, and Mr. Brooke, reveal their true feelings and their character to the girls.

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Question 18

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How does Jo react to Mr. Brooke taking an interest in Meg?

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Question 19

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How does Jo cutting her hair in chapter fourteen affect the family, and what does it symbolize in the broader scheme of things?

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Question 20

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How do we gain insight into Amy's personality when she goes to stay with Aunt March?

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Question 21

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How does Marmee's attitude about Meg and Mr. Brooke and her children growing up in general illustrate Alcott's progressive views on the position of women in the late 1800s?

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Question 22

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Describe Meg's attitude, in chapter eighteen, when she finds out that Laurie sent a letter to her as a prank.

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Question 23

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How is the Christmas celebration in chapter nineteen different from Christmas a year before?

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Question 24

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How does Meg show, in chapter twenty, that, even though much of the book goes against the tradition of the times, traditional choices are still alright for some?

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Question 25

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When Laurie says that Jo will be the next to wed, how does Jo react and how does Laurie view her attitude?

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