Midwife's Apprentice Chapters 10 - 13

Front

What is the significance of the name 'Edward' in the story?

Back

The name 'Edward' is significant because it is the name of the king.

Front

How does Alyce show her care for the boy she finds?

Back

Alyce shows her care by feeding him, protecting him, and giving him a new name.

Front

What unexpected discovery does Alyce make in the cowshed?

Back

Alyce finds a young boy in the cowshed.

Front

Why does Magister Reeve teach Purr, the cat, about letters?

Back

Magister Reeve teaches Purr because he knows Alyce is listening and wants to help her learn to read.

Front

Who does Emma Blunt prefer to deliver her baby?

Back

Emma Blunt wants Alyce, the midwife's apprentice, to deliver her baby.

Front

What role does Alyce play in the story?

Back

Alyce is a midwife's apprentice learning the skills of midwifery.

Front

How does the relationship between Alyce and the boy evolve?

Back

Alyce develops a protective and nurturing relationship with the boy she finds.

Front

What does the name 'Purr' signify in the context of the story?

Back

The name 'Purr' signifies the cat that Magister Reeve teaches, highlighting themes of communication and learning.

Front

What does Alyce's action of giving the boy a new name represent?

Back

Giving the boy a new name represents Alyce's acceptance and care for him.

Front

What does the character of Magister Reeve symbolize in the story?

Back

Magister Reeve symbolizes knowledge and the importance of teaching and learning.