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Part 2, Chapter 42: All Alone Quiz
Test your knowledge of Part 2, Chapter 43. Submit your answers to see your results and get feedback.
What does Jo speculate about her future on the night before her birthday?
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She will become a "famous scribbler"
She will marry a "fortunate gentleman"
She will become a "literary spinster"
She will travel with "reckless abandon"
What does Jo mean when she says that she and Laurie can "never be boy and girl again"?
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They must act like they hardly know each other
They should forget their fond childhood memories
They are no longer welcome in their childhood homes
Their relationship must evolve to reflect their maturity
What triggers Jo's shift in mood after Laurie and Amy's return?
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Professor Bhaer's unexpected visit
The March family's acceptance of Laurie and Amy's relationship
The acceptance of another one of her stories for publication
Amy's display of European airs
Why does Jo's family feel particularly friendly towards Professor Bhaer?
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Because his academic achievements impress them
Because of his humble background and poverty
Because of his resemblance to Jo's father
Because of his efforts to dress well for the visit
What aspect of Professor Bhaer's appearance does Jo notice that implies his intentions?
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His casual attire
His meticulous grooming
His attempt to dress up for the occasion
His resemblance to Mr. March
