View a FREE sample

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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Where does Isabel go after she talks with Curzon?
(a) To the Lockton house.
(b) To the market.
(c) Back to the ship.
(d) To the church.

2. Where does Isabel hope the soldiers will search?
(a) The linen chest.
(b) The armoire.
(c) The flour bin.
(d) The pantry.

3. What proves harder than expected for the Loyalist?
(a) Bribing Patriots.
(b) Gathering more money.
(c) Remaining a secret.
(d) Communicating with England.

4. Who is Bellingham's slave?
(a) He does not keep slaves.
(b) David.
(c) Curzon.
(d) Curzon's entire family.

5. What does Bellingham tell the Locktons all Patriots are doing?
(a) Going to rallies.
(b) Donating money to the cause.
(c) Making sacrifices.
(d) Enlisting in the Army.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Mr. Lockton do when Madam Lockton protests his decision about her?

2. What does Madam Lockton send to Isabel's room?

3. What does Colonel Regen ask Isabel to do?

4. How does Colonel Regen react to Isabel's news?

5. What is the purpose of the term "ad astra"?

Short Essay Questions

1. About what does Becky warn Isabel?

2. What is Isabel's assigned role in the Lockton household?

3. What does Isabel do the night of the first Loyalist meeting after the household members have gone to sleep?

4. What happens when Isabel goes and talks to Colonel Regen?

5. What does a soldier find when he searches the linen chest?

6. What does the Mayor of New York suggest it is time to do to advance the Loyalist cause?

7. What surprises Isabel when she goes to bring Lady Seymour back to the Lockton home?

8. What does Miss Finch's nephew do with Isabel and Ruth and who tries to intervene?

9. What does Curzon tell Isabel about the Locktons, and what promise does he make?

10. Why is Isabel terrified when Lockton is released from jail, and why did she need not worry?

(see the answer keys)

This section contains 920 words (approx. 4 pages at 300 words per page) View a FREE sample