Flashcard on Kit's Story

Front

What does Kit think about when leaving Wethersfield?

Back

The bird.

Front

What does Nat recall about his childhood visit to Jamaica?

Back

He saw birds with bright scarlet patches.

Front

How does Nat view Kit despite their differences?

Back

He sees her beauty and cares for her.

Front

What does Kit find challenging in her new life?

Back

Fitting in with the community.

Front

Why does Prudence hide outside the school house?

Back

She wants to listen to the lesson.

Front

What is the main theme of Kit's story?

Back

The struggle for acceptance and identity.

Front

How does the setting of Wethersfield influence Kit's experiences?

Back

It represents a strict Puritan society that challenges her free spirit.

Front

What role does friendship play in Kit's life?

Back

Friendship provides support and understanding in her difficult transition.

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What does Kit's relationship with Nat reveal about her character?

Back

It shows her ability to see beyond social differences and appreciate true beauty.

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How does Kit's perception of community change throughout the story?

Back

She learns to navigate and eventually find her place within the community.