CLT: Little Women Quiz

Who was the first to wake in the gray dawn of Christmas morning in "Little Women"?

• Margaret

• Amy

• Jo

• Beth

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What did Jo find under her pillow on Christmas morning?

• A green-covered book

• A pair of stockings

• A dove-colored sock

• A pile of goodies

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What was written inside the green-covered book Jo found?

• A Christmas greeting

• A few words written by their mother

• Instructions for a game

• A Christmas carol

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Why did Margaret's advice was so gently given?

• Because she was the youngest

• Because she was very strict

• Because she had a sweet and pious nature

• Because she was often angry

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What did Meg suggest they should be more faithful about?

• Cleaning the house

• Reading their books

• Helping their mother

• Preparing for Christmas

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What color was Amy's book?

• Green

• Blue

• Red

• Dove-colored

Which of the following sentences describes what happened on Christmas morning in this passage?

• There are no presents left for Jo, Margaret (Meg), Beth, and Amy

• Jo’s stocking, too small for all the gifts, drops to the ground.

• The sisters receive a book whose main character is a pilgrim going on a long journey.

• The presents are left in an unusual spot, but they are well received by the sisters.

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In which of the following excerpts was the apostrophe used to mark a plural possessive noun?

• “Then she remembered her mother’s promise.” (Paragraph 1)

• “Come, Amy, let’s do as they do.” (Paragraph 5)

• “I’ll help you with the hard words.” (Paragraph 5)

• “. . . whispered Beth, very much impressed by the pretty books and her sisters’ example.”

  (Paragraph 5)

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Read Paragraph 1 carefully. Which of the following choices best describes the organization of the paragraph?

• cause and effect

  (it explains the reason why something happened)

• order of importance (the most important facts are presented first, with less important facts following)

• chronological

  (the first event is at the beginning, followed by the next one, then the next one, until the last one happens)

• spatial

  (things are presented as in a painting, with the eye moving to one part of the picture, then the next, in no particular order)

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“A green-covered book appeared, with the same picture inside, and a few words written by their mother, which made their one present very precious in their eyes.” (Paragraph 1)

Which word below most clearly resembles the meaning of the word precious as used in this sentence?

• cherished

• expensive

• delicate

• fussy

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