The Kitchen House - Themes and Details Quiz

What is one of the notable themes in The Kitchen House?

Question Answer Choices Technological advancement Lack of freedom Wealth and prosperity Environmental conservation

What problem does Marshall Pyke struggle with in The Kitchen House?

Question Answer Choices Anger problem Gambling problem Drug problem Alcohol problem

What do the bird nests symbolize in 'The Kitchen House'?

Question Answer Choices The inevitability of fate and destiny. The desire for wealth and prosperity. The need to anchor and find a lasting place to call home. The struggle for power and control.

What addiction does Lavinia develop in The Kitchen House?

Question Answer Choices Laudanum addiction Alcohol addiction Opium addiction Gambling addiction

Why does Miss Martha start to grow a connection with Lavinia in The Kitchen House?

Question Answer Choices Because she is reminded of her sister Because Lavinia reminds her of herself Because Lavinia helps her with the baby Because Lavinia is kind to her

What event causes Miss Martha to go into labor in The Kitchen House?

Question Answer Choices A fall down the stairs Little Sally's death The return of the Captain An argument with Belle

What name does Lavinia give to Miss Martha's baby in The Kitchen House?

Question Answer Choices James Samuel Thomas Campbell

What type of servitude does Lavinia experience in The Kitchen House?

Question Answer Choices Tenant farming Sharecropping Indentured servitude Chattel slavery

Who is Lavinia's violent and overbearing husband in The Kitchen House?

Question Answer Choices Thomas James William Marshall

Who knows the truth about what happened in the hog-killing in The Kitchen House?

Question Answer Choices The Captain Miss Martha Belle Lavinia