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

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

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

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

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

Short Answer Questions

1. How has Isabel's situation improved?

2. What does Lady Seymour hire a seamstress to do?

3. Where is Isabel to be branded?

4. How bad is the fire to which Isabel awakes one morning?

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

Short Essay Questions

1. What is Isabel startled to hear about Curzon?

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

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

4. What happens after Isabel returns with Mr. Lockton from the docks?

5. What does Madam Lockton order Isabel to do when the British invade New York City?

6. How does Isabel save Lady Seymour's life?

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

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

9. Describe Isabel's experience at the book store.

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

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