Kit and William's Relationship Dynamics

Kit struggles with conversation during William's visit, feeling pressured to entertain him. A social gathering with popcorn lightens the mood, but a debate on land rights and governance ensues, led by Matthew. Kit reflects on her monotonous routine and William's persistent visits, feeling both flattered and rebellious.

What is Kit's main concern during William Ashby's visit?

• Finding something to talk about

• The time of day

• The temperature in the room

• Her appearance

How does Aunt Rachel try to ease the tension between Kit and William?

• By offering them tea

• By inviting them to join the family for popcorn

• By suggesting a walk outside

• By playing music

What does William Ashby plan to do in the autumn?

• Start a new job

• Build a house

• Travel to England

• Get married

What role has William been appointed to?

• School teacher

• Viewer of fences

• Church deacon

• Mayor of the town

What is the main topic of debate between Matthew Wood and William Ashby?

• The quality of local crops

• The weather

• The price of land

• The Charter and the rights of the colonists

What does Matthew Wood believe is worth all the toil and sacrifice?

• A good harvest

• The favor of the King

• A peaceful life

• The rights of freemen

How does Kit feel about William's visits by the end of the evening?

• Excited

• Relieved

• Confused

• Indifferent

What does Kit decide to learn to occupy herself during William's visits?

• Knitting

• Painting

• Cooking

• Sewing

What is Kit's perception of William Ashby?

• He is too demanding

• He is a poor conversationalist

• He is the most eligible bachelor in Wethersfield

• He is uninterested in her

What does Kit find monotonous about her daily life?

• The constant chores

• The lack of social events

• The weather

• The food