Character Reactions and Impressions in Literature

In Chapter Five of 'The Witcher Blackbird Pond', Kit faces cultural clashes in Wethersfield. Her clothing and attitude spark tension with her uncle, Matthew Wood, who insists she attend church. Kit's vibrant attire contrasts with the Puritan community's modesty, drawing attention and judgment. During the service, Kit struggles with the rigid atmosphere and observes the townspeople. Post-service, she encounters mixed reactions, including admiration from William Ashby. A conversation with Judith reveals Kit's challenges in adapting to her new environment.

Why does Kit's uncle criticize her clothing?

• It is too old-fashioned.

• It is not warm enough.

• It is too colorful and extravagant.

• It is too plain.

What is Kit's initial reaction to the town of Wethersfield?

• She finds it charming and quaint.

• She is disappointed by its lack of greenery.

• She is surprised by its simplicity and lack of stone buildings.

• She is impressed by its size and grandeur.

How does Kit feel during the church service?

• She is comforted by the familiar hymns.

• She is confused by the rituals.

• She finds it plain and uninteresting.

• She is deeply moved and inspired.

What does Reverend Bulkeley emphasize when meeting Kit?

• Her need to find a job.

• Her gratitude towards her aunt and uncle.

• Her need to dress more modestly.

• Her potential to contribute to the community.

What does Judith imply about Kit's interaction with William Ashby?

• William is not interested in Kit.

• Kit should apologize to him.

• Kit made a strong impression on him.

• Kit should avoid him.