PART TWO: CHAPTER TWENTY - FIVE - The First Wedding Quiz — Little Women

What flowers does Meg wear as her only ornament on her wedding day?

• Orange blossoms
• Lilies of the valley
• Blush roses
• June roses

Who performs the wedding ceremony for Meg and John Brooke?

• A hired minister from town
• Mr. Laurence
• Mr. March
• Reverend Brooke

Who receives the first kiss from Meg after she is married?

• John Brooke
• Marmee
• Beth
• Aunt March

What happens to the wine sent by Mr. Laurence and Aunt March for the wedding?

• It is served during the toasts
• Mr. March puts it in the cellar for later
• Most of it is sent to the Soldiers' Home, with a little saved for Beth
• It is returned to the senders

What does Laurie promise Meg at the wedding luncheon?

• To take care of Jo while Meg is away
• To refuse alcohol when offered by young women
• To visit the newlyweds every week
• To pay for their honeymoon trip

What impromptu activity does Laurie organize after the luncheon?

• A game of croquet in the garden
• A German wedding dance around the newlyweds
• A group sing-along of wedding hymns
• A treasure hunt through the house

How does Mrs. Moffat describe the wedding as she leaves?

• "A dreadful bore without a proper dinner"
• "The prettiest wedding I've been to for an age" despite having no style
• "Charming but far too simple for a Brooke"
• "A lovely ceremony but the luncheon was disappointing"

What is Meg's "bridal journey" at the end of the chapter?

• A carriage ride to a nearby inn
• A train trip to visit relatives
• A quiet walk with John from the old home to their new little house
• A boat ride across the river

Which of these events actually happened in this chapter?

What does the word "cravat" mean as used in this chapter?

• A top hat worn with formal dress
• A wide strip of fabric worn around the neck, similar to a necktie
• A buttonhole flower worn on the lapel
• A formal vest or waistcoat

In the phrase "giving the last touches to their simple toilet," what does "toilet" mean?

• The bathroom facilities
• The process of washing one's hands
• The process of dressing and grooming oneself
• A small dressing table

What is a "salver" as mentioned when Laurie serves the bride?

• A silver cup used for toasting
• A flat tray used for serving food or drinks
• A decorative napkin for formal occasions
• A type of serving spoon