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The War That Saved My Life Quiz

Kimberly Brubaker Bradley

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Susan tell Ada and Jamie she didn't want children when Ada confronted her in Chapter 32? (from Chapters 32-35)

She didn't want to get married, a prerequisite to having children.

She didn't want the responsibility of parenthood.

She always thought she was too depressed to handle children.

She didn't want to have to worry about someone else.

2.

Why does Miss Smith act so strangely when Lady Thorton comes to thank Ada for helping Margaret? (from Chapters 15-17)

Miss Smith hadn't believed Ada's story.

Lady Thorton criticizes Ada for riding her son's horse.

Lady Thorton made fun of Miss Smith for not believing Ada.

Miss Smith didn't like Lady Thorton.

3.

Why does Miss Smith make up dates of birth for Jamie and Ada for their identity cards? (from Chapters 18-21)

She wants them to appear older than they are.

They don't know their real ones.

She likes the idea of being able to celebrate something on her father and friend's birthdays.

She thinks the ones they gave her are fake.

4.

Why is Ada angry with Miss Smith at dinner in Chapter 22? (from Chapters 22-25)

Miss Smith is lecturing her for going to see Grimes.

Miss Smith is lecturing her for believing what Grimes had told her.

She doesn't like was she is being made to eat.

She believes Miss Smith has intentionally neglected Butter.

5.

Why does Ada take Maggie home on Maggie's brother's hunter? (from Chapters 15-17)

Ada is able to handle the horse better than Maggie is.

Grimes asks her to bring Maggie home.

Maggie had fallen off the horse and hurt herself.

Maggie asks her to because she is having so much trouble with the horse.

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