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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why do you think Matthew is not included in Ann's invitation for Lisbeth's family to visit?

Ann blames Matthew for getting Lisbeth pregnant.

Ann thinks he'll be needed at home to take care of the farm.

Ann blames Matthew for taking Lisbeth away from the life she was raised to live.

Ann remembers that Matthew doesn't enjoy traveling.

2.

Why is it important to Lisbeth whether Matthew has had "relations" with any of the slaves?

She hopes that she'll be able to persuade him to never do what Edward did.

She hopes that his answer will indicate that he will always tell her the truth.

She hopes that he's as sexually inexperienced as she is.

She hopes that he's not like Edward.

3.

What is the most likely reason that Mattie is so preoccupied while Lisbeth is chattering about the dance?

Jordan's health is worse, so Mattie is probably preoccupied by thoughts that she's going to die.

Jordan's health is better, so Mattie is probably thinking about when she (Mattie) can get back to work in the fields.

Jordan's health is better, so she's probably preoccupied by plans for escaping.

Jordan's health is worse, so Mattie is probably worried about where she can get some medicine.

4.

What is the most likely reason that Elizabeth rejects her new wet nurse?

She has bonded with Mattie and doesn't feel comfortable or safe with someone new.

Mattie told her to.

She has started to find breast feeding

She is too old to breast feed.

5.

In storytelling terms, Lisbeth's care of Mattie after the whipping can be seen as _____________ Mattie's care of Lisbeth after Lisbeth is punished by her parents after the accident at the table in Chapter 6.

A flashback to.

Foreshadowing.

Echoing.

Re-imagining.

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