Character Overview (Junior Cert English): Quizzes
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What does Jo March represent in the story?
What does Jo March represent in the story?
Female independence & artistic ambition
How does Jo's view on love change throughout the story?
How does Jo's view on love change throughout the story?
She wants love on her own terms
What important choice does Meg March make?
What important choice does Meg March make?
She chooses love over wealth
How does Amy March's character develop?
How does Amy March's character develop?
From vain & jealous to mature
What does Amy March represent?
What does Amy March represent?
Practical feminism
What makes Beth March different from her sisters?
What makes Beth March different from her sisters?
She never desires change
What is the significance of Beth's death?
What is the significance of Beth's death?
It's Jo's emotional turning point
Who does Laurie find true love with?
Who does Laurie find true love with?
Amy
What does Marmee reveal about herself to teach her daughters?
What does Marmee reveal about herself to teach her daughters?
She's angry nearly every day
How does Aunt March view marriage?
How does Aunt March view marriage?
As an economic proposition
What does Mr. Dashwood say about female main characters?
What does Mr. Dashwood say about female main characters?
They must be married or dead by the end
Which sister is described as gentle, selfless, and musically gifted?
Which sister is described as gentle, selfless, and musically gifted?
Beth