Level 1
Where does the story take place?
Concord, Massachusetts, during the Civil War era.
What is the profession of the March sisters' mother?
Mrs. March, is a devoted homemaker.
Who does Amy March end up marrying?
Amy March ends up marrying Laurie, after Jo rejects his proposal.
What significant decision does Jo make regarding her writing career?
Jo decides to pursue her passion for writing.
What is the first conflict faced by the March family?
Financial struggles as their father is away serving as a chaplain in the Civil War.
Who are the March sisters?
Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy.
What is the nickname of the youngest sister?
Beth
How does Laurie propose to Jo?
Laurie proposes to Jo by writing her a letter expressing his love and proposing marriage.
What is the name of the German professor who tutors the March sisters?
Professor Bhaer.
How do the March sisters contribute for their family during their father's absence?
They take on jobs/responsibilities, such as Meg working as a governess, Jo selling her stories, and Beth and Amy helping at home.
Who is Aunt March?
Aunt March is a wealthy and opinionated relative of the March family.
What is Jo March's ambition?
Becoming a successful writer.
What is the title of the novel Jo writes within the story?
The title of the novel Jo writes within the story is "Little Women."
Who becomes Jo's literary agent?
Jo's literary agent is Mr. Dashwood.
What role does their neighbor, Mr. Laurence, play in the story?
Mr. Laurence becomes a benefactor to the March family.
Who is the protagonist of the story?
Jo March
Who does Meg March marry?
Meg March marries John Brooke, Laurie's tutor.
What happens to Meg and John's family?
Meg and John's family grows, and they have twins.
What is the name of the neighbor's house where the March sisters often visit?
The Orchard House.
How does Beth's illness affect the March family dynamics?
Beth's illness brings the family closer together and encourages personal growth and reflection within the sisters.
Who is Laurie?
Laurie is a young man who becomes friends with the March sisters and develops feelings for Jo.
What illness does Beth March suffer from?
Scarlet fever.
What is the name of the wealthy aunt who helps the March family?
Aunt Carrol.
What is the significance of the chestnut tree in the story?
The chestnut tree is significant as a symbol of the sisters' bond and their childhood memories, as well as a place where important events in the story take place.
What pivotal event occurs during Meg's social debut?
At Meg's social debut, she realizes the superficiality of high society and the importance of remaining true to herself.