PART TWO: CHAPTER THIRTY - Consequences Quiz — Little Women

Where does Amy stay when she first arrives in London?

• The Savoy Hotel on the Strand
• The Bath Hotel on Piccadilly
• A boarding house in Kensington
• The Vaughn family home in Mayfair

How does a London bootblack identify Uncle as an American?

• By his accent when he spoke
• By the style of his shoes
• By his hat and overcoat
• By his newspaper

What is Amy's comical adventure with a hansom cab in London?

• The horse bolted and ran into a lamppost
• The driver went too fast and she could not communicate with him through the roof hatch
• The cab overturned on a cobblestone street
• The driver took them to the wrong address three times

Who are Fred and Frank Vaughn?

• Amy's cousins from England
• Laurie's English friends whom Amy met at Camp Laurence
• Uncle's business partners in London
• Students Amy meets on the Rhine boat

Why is Fred Vaughn useful to the group in Paris?

• He knows all the best restaurants
• He speaks French fluently
• He has a carriage and driver
• He has connections at the Louvre

What does Amy think of the French empress's fashion?

• She admires her elegant Parisian style
• She finds her pale but pretty, dressed in bad taste
• She thinks the empress is the most fashionable woman in Europe
• She does not mention the empress at all

What prompts Fred Vaughn's sudden departure from Heidelberg?

• A quarrel with Amy over their future
• A letter saying his brother Frank is very ill
• His father orders him to return for business
• He runs out of money at Baden-Baden

What reason does Amy give for being willing to marry Fred Vaughn?

• She is deeply and passionately in love with him
• She believes one of the March sisters must marry well to help the family
• Marmee has arranged the match
• Laurie has asked her to marry Fred

Which of these events actually happened in this chapter?

What does the word "mercenary" mean as Amy uses it in: "I may be mercenary, but I hate poverty"?

• Adventurous and daring
• Primarily motivated by money or material gain
• Cruel and heartless
• Rebellious against authority

What is a "barouche" as referenced in Amy's description of the French imperial family's carriage?

• A two-wheeled cart pulled by a single horse
• A four-wheeled carriage with a collapsible top and facing seats
• A type of riverboat used on the Seine
• A decorative sedan chair carried by servants

In the sentence "it mortifies me," what does Amy mean by "mortifies"?

• It angers her deeply
• It causes her great embarrassment or shame
• It confuses and bewilders her
• It physically exhausts her