PART ONE: CHAPTER FIFTEEN - A Telegram Quiz — Little Women
by Louisa May Alcott
Comprehension Quiz: PART ONE: CHAPTER FIFTEEN - A Telegram
What news does the telegram deliver to the March family?
- Mr. March has been promoted in the army
- Mr. March is very ill and Mrs. March must come at once
- Mr. March is coming home for the holidays
- Mr. March has been injured in battle
How does Jo raise twenty-five dollars for her father?
- She borrows it from Aunt March
- She sells her stories to a newspaper
- She sells her long hair to a barber
- She takes it from her savings
Who volunteers to escort Mrs. March to Washington?
- Laurie
- Mr. Laurence
- Mr. Brooke
- Hannah
Who is the first person to recover from the shock of the telegram and begin working?
- Mrs. March
- Jo
- Meg
- Hannah
What does Mrs. March do with Aunt March's letter?
- She reads it aloud to the girls
- She puts the money in her purse and burns the note
- She saves it in her desk
- She sends a reply thanking her aunt
What is Meg thinking about as she tries to fall asleep at the end of the chapter?
- Her father's illness
- Jo's sacrifice of her hair
- Handsome faces and brown eyes
- Her mother's journey to Washington
What comfort does Mr. Laurence provide during the crisis?
- He offers money for the journey
- He brings supplies for the invalid and promises to protect the girls
- He arranges a private carriage to Washington
- He writes to the hospital on Mrs. March's behalf
What image closes Chapter 15?
- The sisters holding hands around the table
- Jo looking at her cropped hair in a mirror
- Moonlight breaking through clouds as Mrs. March watches over her daughters
- The family singing a hymn together
Which of these events actually happened in this chapter?
What does the word "panacea" mean as used in the sentence: "with her, work was panacea for most afflictions"?
- A type of punishment
- A remedy or cure for all difficulties
- A temporary distraction
- A religious practice
What does "benignant" mean in the phrase "shone upon her like a bright, benignant face"?
- Fearsome and powerful
- Pale and ghostly
- Kindly and gracious
- Distant and cold
In the sentence "Jo groaned and leaned both elbows on the table in a despondent attitude," what does "despondent" mean?
- Angry and rebellious
- Cheerful and carefree
- In low spirits; feeling hopeless
- Deep in thought
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