3. How does Isabel feel about Colonel Regen?
(a) He did what he could.
(b) He made her situation far worse than it had been.
(c) He was unable to help her because he could not break the laws.
(d) He lied to her.

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

5. What does Isabel eat upon awakening?
(a) Nothing.
(b) Some bread and butter.
(c) A few nuts.
(d) A huge breakfast.

6. What does Isabel realize as she sees the person in #125?
(a) She likes Curzon and is sorry he is captive.
(b) She realizes that Mr. Bellingham is a loyalist spy.
(c) She is trapped again.
(d) She is happy that Colonel Regen is in chains.

7. Why do the Lockton's have house guests?
(a) British soldiers are assigned to live in Loyalist homes.
(b) Mr. Lockton's brother and his family have come to stay there.
(c) Madam Lockton's sister and her family are staying there.
(d) The Locktons are entertaining nobility from England.

8. How does Isabel make it easier to sneak off to the prison?
(a) She volunteers to do the morning milk run.
(b) She asks Lady Seymour for a pass.
(c) She volunteers to fetch water before sun up.
(d) She volunteers to do the morning egg run.

9. How does Lady Seymour twist her ankle?
(a) The dog runs through her legs and trips her.
(b) Steps on the frantic cat.
(c) Rushing down the stairs with her arms full of belongings.
(d) She misses the porch step.

10. What does Mrs. Lockton throw at Isabel?
(a) A fire iron.
(b) A lamp.
(c) A painting.
(d) A shoe.

11. Where is Isabel when she wakes?
(a) Lady Seymour's home.
(b) On a ship headed towards the West Indies.
(c) In her room at the Locktons.
(d) Prison.

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

13. What does Isabel shout about Madam Lockton?
(a) That she is killing her slaves for no reason.
(b) That she is harboring Loyalist fugitives.
(c) That she is a traitor.
(d) That she is abusive.

14. What does Isabel carry to the Lockton's home?
(a) Lady Seymour.
(b) Lady Seymour's dog.
(c) Lady Seymour's valuables.
(d) Nothing; she is too tired.

15. What is Madam Lockton infuriated about Lady Seymour's letter?
(a) There is a veiled insult against Madam Lockton in the letter.
(b) The letter requests that Isabel be given to Lady Seymour forever.
(c) The letter suggests that Lady Seymour is doing more than the Locktons.
(d) Madam Lockton does not want to give up Isabel.