2. How does Captain Campbell respond initially to Isabel's request?
(a) He points out a ship that is bound for the West Indies.
(b) He tells her to wait on the docks.
(c) He is sympathetic.
(d) He says he is too busy to be bothered.

3. What does Lady Seymour indicate one day when she hands Isabel a biscuit?
(a) That Lady Seymour knows Isabel goes to the prison.
(b) That Lady Seymour knows where Ruth is.
(c) That Lady Seymour plans to buy Isabel and set her free.
(d) That Lady Seymour does not believe in slavery.

4. What does Isabel ask of Captain Campbell?
(a) If he knows where the black regiment is.
(b) Help in getting away from her owners.
(c) If he can find her a safe place to hide.
(d) If he knows if there is a ship going to the West Indies.

5. How many soldiers are staying at Lady Seymour's home?
(a) 5.
(b) 3.
(c) 7.
(d) 12.

6. What does Isabel learn about Curzon while at the water hole one day?
(a) He was killed.
(b) He is back at the Bellingham home.
(c) He is a prisoner on a ship in the harbor.
(d) He is being held in a nearby prison.

7. What does Madam Lockton discover?
(a) That Lady Seymour plans to buy Isabel and set her free.
(b) That Ruth is being sent back to the Lockton household.
(c) That Isabel has started her menses.
(d) That Isabel has been visiting the prison.

8. In what state of mind does Isabel exist?
(a) Hate.
(b) Vengeful.
(c) Depression.
(d) Fear.

9. What does Isabel try to do once a day?
(a) Sneak off to the prison.
(b) Pray for Ruth.
(c) Go through the papers in the study to try to find where Ruth is.
(d) Take some little bit of food to hide for her flight.

10. What happens one morning when Isabel arrives at the prison?
(a) The guard tells her she will no longer be allowed inside.
(b) She passes a cell which holds Mr. Bellingham.
(c) She is met by Colonel Regen.
(d) She is relieved of all the food she brought to the prisoners.

11. Why does Mrs. Lockton order Isabel into the middle of the skirmishes between the British and the Patriots?
(a) In the hopes Isabel will be killed.
(b) To scare Isabel.
(c) To buy food for a Welcome Home feast.
(d) To get a message to the incoming British ranking officer.

12. What does Lady Seymour hire a seamstress to do?
(a) Sew a new wardrobe for Isabel.
(b) Sew Lady Seymour a new wardrobe.
(c) Sew Madam Lockton several dresses.
(d) Sew British flags for the army.

13. Why is the Lockton household busy?
(a) The Lockton's son, wife and grandchildren are arriving from England.
(b) It is Christmas season.
(c) The Lockon's are planning to have a ball.
(d) A new wave of soldiers have arrived from England.

14. 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 happy that Colonel Regen is in chains.
(d) She is trapped again.

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