Character Interactions and Reactions in Literature

The transcript describes a dinner at the Wood household where Reverend Bulkley praises Mistress Wood's cooking. Kit's ancestry and loyalty to the King are discussed, leading to a political debate about allegiance and governance in Connecticut. John reads from the Bible, and Reverend Bulkley leads a prayer. The evening ends with news of William Ash's interest in Kit, causing tension among the family members.

What did Reverend Gersh Bulkley compliment Mistress Wood on?

• Her hospitality

• Her garden

• Her apple tartlets

• Her storytelling

How did Matthew Wood react during the dinner?

• He was laughing and joking

• He was angry and left the table

• He was silent and ate little

• He was talkative and cheerful

What was the main topic of discussion between Reverend Bulkley and Kit?

• Her loyalty to the King

• Her travel experiences

• Her cooking skills

• Her education

What was Matthew Wood's stance on Governor Andros?

• He was undecided

• He supported him

• He opposed him

• He was indifferent

Who intervened to diffuse the tension between Matthew Wood and Reverend Bulkley?

• Kit

• Judith

• Mercy

• Rachel

What did Kit appreciate for the first time during John's reading?

• The comfort of the home

• The taste of the dinner

• The warmth of the family

• The beauty of the ancient Hebrew verses

What did Reverend Bulkley pray for that Kit found inappropriate?

• For Judith's happiness

• For Mercy's weakness

• For Matthew's health

• For Kit's safety

What did Matthew Wood declare after the guests left?

• That he enjoyed the evening

• That he would not have Reverend Bulkley under his roof again

• That he would invite Reverend Bulkley again

• That he was proud of his family

What caused a stir among the family after dinner?

• A letter from the King

• William Ashby asking to call on Kit

• A storm approaching

• A new guest arriving

What decision did Judith reveal at the end of the evening?

• To marry John Holbrook

• To move to a new town

• To travel to England

• To become a teacher