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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 has Isabel's situation improved?
(a) Lady Seymour has promised to help Isabel find Ruth.
(b) Lady Seymour has promised Isabel freedom when Isabel turns 18.
(c) Better food and a comfortable bed at Lady Seymour's home.
(d) Lady Seymour has promised Isabel freedom when the war is over.

2. Who comes to the cell window when Isabel calls for Curzon?
(a) Colonel Regen.
(b) Curzon.
(c) No one.
(d) Dibdin.

3. Where is Isabel to be branded?
(a) In her chest.
(b) On her face.
(c) On her hand.
(d) On her shoulder.

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

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

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Isabel try to do once a day?

2. Why do the Lockton's have house guests?

3. What does Isabel do with a bucket of food scraps?

4. Why does Isabel relish the physical pain of her brand?

5. When does Becky say has happened to Ruth?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Lady Semour request that infuriates Madam Lockton?

2. What is Isabel startled to hear about Curzon?

3. Why do Isabel's days become a little easier?

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

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

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

7. How does Isabel feel towards and treat Curzon?

8. What does Isabel take to the prisoners, and why is she allowed to do so?

9. What gives Isabel a chance to go to the prison more easily?

10. What news does Captain Morse give Isabel to give the prisoners hope?

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