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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How does Mrs. Lockton give Isabel orders?
(a) The same as always.
(b) Isabel no longer works for Mrs. Lockton.
(c) Through anyone in the household.
(d) Through Becky.

2. For how long is Isabel held in prison?
(a) A week.
(b) A few hours.
(c) 3 days.
(d) 1 day.

3. What does Lady Seymour's letter request?
(a) Some supplies to feed her guests.
(b) For Isabel to work for Lady Seymour.
(c) A loan.
(d) For Becky and Isabel to work for her.

4. What happens to Curzon's hat?
(a) It was taken by a guard.
(b) It was chewed up by rats.
(c) Curzon still has it.
(d) Another prisoner is wearing it.

5. What does Colonel Regen avoid doing as he hands over Isabel to Madam Lockton?
(a) Having his soldiers carrying Isabel away.
(b) Tying up Isabel.
(c) Looking at Madam Lockton.
(d) Looking in Isabel's eyes.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why is Isabel happy to go out into the conflict?

2. Who comes to the cell window when Isabel calls for Curzon?

3. Where is Isabel when she wakes?

4. What does Isabel carry to the Lockton's home?

5. How many homes are destroyed that night?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens after Isabel returns with Mr. Lockton from the docks?

2. What does Madam Lockton order Isabel to do when the British invade New York City?

3. What is Isabel's life like after returning to the Lockton household?

4. How does Isabel feel towards and treat Curzon?

5. To what horror does Isabel awaken one morning and how is Lady Seymour responding to the emergency?

6. What is Isabel startled to hear about Curzon?

7. How does Isabel save Lady Seymour's life?

8. What happens at Isabel's trial, and what is the outcome of the trial?

9. Why is there more work for Isabel after British invade New York City?

10. What is Isabel's physical state when she awakes after returning from Colonel Regen's camp?

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