Little Women Quiz

... (Amy) saw Mrs. March coming towards her aunt´s house!

In this context: "coming towards" means...

• Mrs. March was going away

• Mrs. March was approaching the house.

• Mrs. March was at Aunt March´s house.

• Mrs. March was together with Amy.

"Amy was the happiest of them".

That expression means that Amy...

• Was not as happy as her sisters.

• Was not happy at all.

• Was happier than the rest of the characters.

• Was sad because Beth was ill.

Mrs. March said to Jo that Mr. Brooke was like a son to them.

Which rethorical device are we talking about?

• A metaphor

• A euphemism

• A similie

• A poetic license

To be "very fond of someone" means:

• to have a strong liking or affection for a person.

• to hate someone deeply.

• to share good moments with someone.

• to be afraid of someone.

"Let me get that wicked boy", said Jo, on page 60.

What does she mean?

• She means Laurie is a gentleman.

• She means Laurie is ungovernable.

• She means Laurie is smart.

• She means Laurie is a bad person.

"Meg hid her face in her hands".

Which picture matches this expression?

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"Imagine how awful I feel", said Meg on page 61.

How was she feeling?

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Mrs March tells to Jo: "Go and fetch Laurie, Jo".

What does Mrs. March mean?

• She tells Jo to go and hit Laurie on the face.

• She tells Jo to go and invite him to have lunch with them.

• She tells Jo to go for Laurie and bring him before her.

• She tells Jo to go for Laurie and take the letters to him.

"... after a while, Jo hurried over to the big house, taking with her as an excuse one of Mr. Lawrence´s books she had borrowed..."

By "she had borrowed", it means that Jo...

• Stole the books from Mr. Lawrence´s library

• She asked Mr. Lawrence to take a book for reading, and to return it when she finishes reading

• She bought a new book for Mr. Lawrence.

• The book was written by Jo.

Mr. Lawrence gave another sharp look...

What does that expression mean?

• He looked at her with intensity or displeasure.

• He smiled at her.

• He shouted at Jo.

• He laughed at Jo´s face.