Character Interactions and Political Views

Kit struggles to converse with William Ashby during his visit. A social gathering with popcorn lightens the mood, but a debate on land rights and the Charter ensues, led by Matthew Wood. Kit reflects on her monotonous routine and William's persistent visits, feeling both flattered and rebellious.

What is Kit's main concern during her conversation with William Ashby?

• She is thinking about her family back home.

• She is concerned about her appearance.

• She is worried about the weather.

• She is unsure of what to say next.

How does Aunt Rachel attempt to ease the tension between Kit and William?

• By inviting them to join the family gathering.

• By offering them tea.

• By asking them to read the Bible together.

• By suggesting they go for a walk.

What does William Ashby reveal about his future plans?

• He plans to travel to England.

• He intends to build a house.

• He is considering moving to another town.

• He wants to become a farmer.

What is the main topic of the political discussion at the gathering?

• The best crops to plant in spring.

• The latest fashion trends.

• The rights of the colonists and the Charter.

• The weather in New England.

What is Matthew Wood's stance on the rights of freemen?

• He suggests they negotiate with the king.

• He believes they should submit to the king.

• He thinks they should fight for their rights.

• He feels they should move to another colony.

How does Kit feel about William's intentions after the evening?

• She is excited about the prospect of marriage.

• She is indifferent to his intentions.

• She is confused and unsure about his intentions.

• She is relieved that he might not return.

What does Kit find monotonous about her daily routine?

• The frequent visits from neighbors.

• The endless political discussions.

• The repetitive household chores.

• The constant social gatherings.