Jacob Have I Loved 19-20

Louise's college advisor tried to convince her to change her major to nursing.

Louise decided to marry Joseph Wojtkiewicz because when he smiled, he looked like the kind of man who would sing to the oysters like her dad. This suggests that Louise admired her father's qualities and found them attractive in Joseph as well. The fact that he resembled her father in this particular way may have created a sense of familiarity and comfort for Louise, ultimately leading to her decision to marry him.

Louise didn't go to her father's funeral because she was 9 months pregnant. The physical condition of being heavily pregnant might have made it difficult for her to travel or participate in the funeral activities. Additionally, attending a funeral during the late stages of pregnancy could pose potential risks or discomfort for both Louise and her unborn child.

Louise went to the University of Maryland and the University of Kentucky for her medical training.

The correct answer is "He fell asleep in his chair and never woke up." This suggests that Louise's father died in his chair, possibly due to natural causes or a sudden medical event while he was asleep.

Louise met her husband when he drove her to his house to help his son who had a fever and an earache. This suggests that they met while she was providing assistance and care to his sick child.

Catholics believe that only babies/people who are baptized will go to heaven. This belief is based on the idea that baptism cleanses a person from original sin, which is inherited from Adam and Eve. By being baptized, the baby is initiated into the Catholic faith and becomes a member of the Church. This sacrament is seen as necessary for salvation and ensures that the baby's soul is in a state of grace, allowing them to enter heaven if they were to die before committing any sins.

The correct answer is "I Wonder as I Wander." This song was heard by Louise at the end of Chapter 20 as she walked into the snowy night.

Louise decided to move to the town of Tuitt because it had the same name as her dad's name, which drew her interest in seeing the mountains.

The most pressing health problem in Truitt is men getting blind drunk and beating their wives and children. This issue poses a significant threat to the well-being and safety of the community members. It not only affects the physical health of the victims but also has severe psychological and emotional consequences. Addressing this problem is crucial to ensure the overall health and safety of the community.