Quiz 5: Lessons 9 & 10

Question 1

fluently, glibly

Answer 1

volubly

Question 2

perseverance, diligence

Answer 2

assiduity

Question 3

to lighten the burden of

Answer 3

exonerate

Question 4

restlessness, disturbance

Answer 4

disquietude

Question 5

indignation, resentment

Answer 5

dudgeon

Question 6

unhappily, uncomfortably

Answer 6

disonsolately

Question 7

“For in spite of her American birth and breeding, she possessed that reference for titles which haunts the best of us …”

Who possess the reverence for titles?

Answer 7

Amy March

Question 8

Who said, “I can’t explain exactly, but I want to be above the little meannesses, and follies, and faults that spoil so many women. I’m far from it now, but I do my best, and hope in time to be what mother is.”

Answer 8

Amy March

Question 9

“I’m afraid I’m going to have trouble with that boy, - it begins to look like it.”

Who is “that boy”?

Answer 9

Fred Vaughn

Question 10

Whom does Jo imitate?

Answer 10

May Chester

Question 11

How does Amy conduct herself when visiting neighbors?

Answer 11

kindly and graciously

Question 12

Who asks Amy to move tables at the fiar?

Answer 12

Mrs. Chester

Question 13

What does Amy find that encourages her?

Answer 13

a small book with a Bible verse

Question 14

Who does Amy go abroad with?

Answer 14

Aunt Carrol

Question 15

What does Amy say would be good for Beth?

Answer 15

the sea air

Question 16

Who talks to Amy about Camp Laurence?

Answer 16

Fred Vaughn

Question 17

Who does Jo think is in love with Laurie

Answer 17

Beth

Question 18

What does Jo use to signal to Laurie whether he can sit next to her?

Answer 18

a pillow

Question 19

What does Jo tell her mother she would like to do, and ask permission for?

Answer 19

leave for the winter

Question 20

Why does Jo want to leave for the winter?

Answer 20

She hopes Laurie’s love will fade.