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How does Meg approach her role as a housekeeper in her early married life?
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She is disinterested and neglects her duties
She takes a balanced and moderate approach
She is initially overzealous about her duties
She outsources her responsibilities
What does Meg's attempt at making preserves reveal about her aspirations as a wife in the 19th century?
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She aims to be a modern wife who prioritizes career over domestic duties
She desires to fulfill the traditional role of a skilled and cheerful homemaker
She is indifferent to the household chores and prefers social engagements
She wants to break away from traditional roles and seek personal independence
What unexpected situation does Mr. Brooke face when he brings a friend home for supper?
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He discovers the kitchen in chaos and Meg upset
He finds the house perfectly in order and the supper ready
He realizes Meg has prepared an extravagant feast to impress his friend
He learns that Meg has gone out and forgotten his friend's visit
How does Meg resolve the tension with Mr. Brooke after the incident with the jam and the unexpected guest?
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She waits for Mr. Brooke to apologize first
She maintains her cold demeanor to prove a point
She leaves the matter unresolved and focuses on improving her cooking skills
She recalls her mother's advice and is the first to seek reconciliation
What aspect of the Marches' social position contributes to Meg's struggle with material desires?
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Their high standing in society, which comes with the pressure to maintain appearances.
Their recent financial success, which leads to careless spending habits
Their complete isolation from wealthier circles, making every encounter with luxury strikingly impactful
Their limited wealth compared to their social connections, intensifying her awareness of class differences
What is Mr. Brooke's reaction to Meg's confession about the dress purchase?
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He is indifferent and dismisses the matter quickly
He is pleased and compliments her choice
He is bewildered and disappointed by her spending
He encourages her to buy more such dresses
What is implied about Mr. Brooke's character in this chapter?
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Mr. Brooke's practicality overshadows his emotional intelligence
Mr. Brooke's decision to forgo his coat is perhaps manipulative
Mr. Brooke's generosity and selflessness indicate a disregard for the practicalities of life
Mr. Brooke's frugality is portrayed as lack of ambition and contentment with mediocrity
How does Meg resolve the situation with the silk dress?
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She sells the dress to Sallie and uses the money to order a coat for Mr. Brooke
She keeps the dress and decides to prioritize her own desires
She returns the dress to the store and accepts the financial loss
She gifts the dress to Sallie as a gesture of friendship
What significant event happens in Meg's life during the following summer?
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She starts a new career
She gives birth to a son
She gives birth to twins
She writes a novel
