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What effect do the letters exchanged between the family members have on the plot?
Was Hannah right to keep Beth's illness away from her parents?
Compare Amy's home life to living with Aunt March.
What does the turquoise ring symbolize to Amy?
Explain the following quote, "Meg will be absorbed and no good to me anymore."
Discuss the irony of Laurie's prank.
How does Mr. March know that his girls have been "good little pilgrims"?
Use the March girls to illustrate the theme of independence in the story.
Despite all of her wealth, why is Aunt March so bitter?
List three predictions for Part II of the book.
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