С Answer these questions.
1. What did Jo decide to do on a cold day?
2. What did Jo suggest Laurie should do to keep himself amused?
3. What items did Jo bring for Laurie, and from whom?
4. How did Laurie know the names of the March sisters?
5. Describe the library in Laurie's house.
6. Whose portrait did Jo see in the library? How did she describe the person?
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Answers
1. What did Jo decide to do on a cold day?
Ans. Jo decided to go out to do some exercise on that cold day. She had planned to clear the snow and sweep the path around the garden.
2. What did Jo suggest Laurie should do to keep himself Amused?
Ans. She suggested that either Laurie should read or should ask Someone to read to him. She also suggested that she could read to him so as to amuse him.
3. What items did Jo bring for Laurie, and from whom?
Ans. Jo came with her bag and baggage to give company to Laurie. Meg had sent some of her blancmange, a fruit flavoured Dessert and Bet had sent her kittens. She also brought her Mother's best wished for him.
4. How did Laurie know the names of the March sisters?
Ans. Laurie came to know the names of March sisters as he often Had heard them calling to one another. He confessed that he Couldn't help looking over at their house and at the happy Family.
5.. Describe the library in Laurie's house.
Ans. The library in Laurie's house was lined with books. There Were pictures and statues. There were also a number of little Cabinets full of coins and curiosities. On the wall there was a portrait of a handsome, stern-faced elderly man.
7. Whose portrait did Jo see in the library? How did she Describe the person?
Ans. Jo saw a portrait of a handsome, stern faced elderly man who Was Laurie's grandfather. She described him as a man with Kind eyes and a grim mouth and also that he was a man with A great will power. She further said that she quite liked him Even though he wasn't as handsome as her grandfather.
Answer:
Jo was very critical of the library