Themes and Events in Little Women

The video introduces the March sisters from 'Little Women' and their life during the Civil War. It highlights their personalities, family values, and the theme of sacrifice. The sisters' charitable acts during Christmas and their interactions with Laurie, a new friend, are also discussed. The video concludes with an exploration of the novel's themes and motifs.

What is the setting of the March family's story?

• A bustling city during World War I

• A rural village during the Revolutionary War

• A small New England town during the American Civil War

• A coastal town during the War of 1812

Which sister is known for her artistic talent?

• Amy

• Joe

• Meg

• Beth

What do the March sisters decide to do with their money?

• Buy new clothes for themselves

• Donate it to charity

• Save it for a rainy day

• Spend it on their mother

What is the main theme introduced when the girls receive a letter from their father?

• The value of sacrifice

• The importance of education

• The power of friendship

• The joy of giving

What do the March sisters do with their Christmas breakfast?

• They eat it themselves

• They give it to the poor Hummel family

• They throw it away

• They sell it for money

Who sends the March sisters sweets and flowers?

• Their aunt

• Their mother

• Their neighbor Mr. Lawrence

• Their father

Who invites Meg and Joe to the New Year's Eve dance?

• Mrs. March

• Mrs. Gardner

• Mrs. Hummel

• Mrs. Lawrence

What happens to Meg at the dance?

• She loses her purse

• She gets into an argument

• She sprains her ankle

• She wins a dance competition

Who helps the girls get home after the dance?

• Their father

• Mr. Lawrence

• Laurie

• Their mother

What theme is highlighted when Laurie helps the girls?

• The importance of family

• The value of sacrifice

• The power of kindness

• The joy of friendship