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Test your knowledge of Part 2, Chapter 42. Submit your answers to see your results and get feedback.
What does Jo struggle with after Beth's death?
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Finding a new hobby
Accepting her inheritance
Taking over Beth's responsibilities
Coping with the loss of Beth's moral guidance
How does the narrative indicate that grief has affected Jo's views about love and marriage?
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By showing how grief has encouraged her to avoid romantic bonds
By indicating that now she has a more comprehensive understanding of marriage
By suggesting that grief acts as a catalyst for opening her heart
By illustrating her withdrawal from family interactions
Why does Mr. March believe that the new short story Jo writes is successful?
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Because it was written with authenticity and truth
Because she focused on the theme of marriage
Because she wrote it in a new style
All of the above
What triggers Jo's reflection on her feelings and future?
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Reading about Amy's betrothal to Laurie
Realizing she is ready to marry
Reflecting on her time spent at the Kirkes' house
Finding a note from Professor Bhaer
