chỉ dẫn chứng ra hộ mình luôn Louisa May Alcott, an American author best known for her children’s books Little Women, Little Men, and Jo’s Boys, was profoundly influenced by her family, particularly her father. She was the daughter of Bronson Alcott, a well-known teacher, intellectual, and free thinker who advocated abolitionism, women’s rights, and vegetarianism long before they were popular. He was called a man of unparalleled intellect by his friend Ralph Waldo Emerson. Bronson Alcott instilled in his daughter his lofty and spiritual values and in return was idolized by his daughter. The financial situation of the Alcott family during Louisa’s childhood was not good, mainly due to the fact that her father made unsound investments in projects that reflected his idealistic view of the world. As a result, Louisa had to begin helping to support her family at a young age, by taking a variety of low-paying jobs as a seamstress, a maid, and a tutor. 1. The word “particularly” in line 2 is closest in meaning to A. in part by B. strangely C. except for D. especially 2. The passage implies that vegetarianism A. was more popular than abolitionism B. became popular in a later period C. was one of the reasons for Bronson Alcott’s unparalleled intellect D. was the reason for Louisa’s adoration for her father 3. The word “lofty” in line 5 is closest in meaning to A. self-serving B. sympathetic C. commonplace D. high-minded 4. Which of the following is NOT implied as something that Louisa did to earn money as a youth? A. She worked in a store. B. She did some sewing. C. She cleaned houses. D. She taught. 5. The best tittle for the passage is ____ A. a pioneer female author B. Louisa May Alcott and her master pieces C. Louisa May Alcott D. Louisa May Alcott , a seamstress