Character Insights and Relationships in Literature

In early June, Matthew assigns Judith and Katherine to weed the onion field. As they walk to the South Meadow, Judith explains the land's significance. They encounter Widow Tupper's house, sparking a discussion about her mysterious reputation. While weeding, Kit reflects on her life and future. Later, Kit learns about an opportunity to help at the Dame School, offering her a chance to earn wages and feel useful.

What task does Matthew announce needs to be done in the South meadow?

• Building a fence

• Harvesting onions

• Weeding

• Planting new crops

How does Kit's attire change her relationship with Judith?

• It makes them more distant

• It causes more arguments

• It has no effect

• It leads to a friendlier relationship

What does Kit feel when she first sees the great meadow?

• Indifference

• Disappointment

• A sense of freedom and connection

• Fear of the unknown

Who is Widow Tupper and what is the general opinion about her?

• A wealthy landowner

• A school teacher

• A mysterious figure believed to be a witch

• A respected town elder

What does Kit think about while doing the menial work in the onion field?

• Her future with William Ashby

• Returning to Barbados

• Moving to another town

• Learning new skills

What opportunity excites Mercy and involves Kit?

• Building a new house

• Traveling to Barbados

• Starting a new business

• Helping with the Dame school

What does Kit realize about her value to the family?

• She is not needed

• She can contribute by earning wages

• She should leave the family

• She is only valued for her looks