Lyddie Chapter 12

Front

What happens to the pace of the machines at the mill since Lyddie began working there?

Back

The pace of the machines has sped up rapidly.

Front

How does Lyddie spend her free time in the weaving room?

Back

Lyddie spends her free time reading copied pages of Oliver Twist.

Front

What is the purpose of the petition that Lyddie and her coworkers are involved in?

Back

The petition is for working less hours in the mill.

Front

Why does Mr. Marsden bring foreign dignitaries to watch Lyddie work?

Back

He brings them because she is one of the best workers in the weaving room.

Front

What tragic news does Lyddie receive from her mother in the letter?

Back

Lyddie learns that her sister Agnes has died and Rachel is sick.

Front

Define 'petition' in the context of Lyddie Chapter 12.

Back

A petition is a formal request made to an authority, often signed by many people, seeking a change or action.

Front

What does Lyddie's reading of Oliver Twist signify about her character?

Back

It shows her desire for knowledge and escape from her harsh reality.

Front

How does the working environment at the mill affect Lyddie's health?

Back

The fast pace and long hours can lead to exhaustion and stress.

Front

What role does friendship play in Lyddie's life at the mill?

Back

Friendship, like her bond with Diana, provides emotional support and a sense of community.

Front

What does Lyddie's reaction to the news from her mother reveal about her priorities?

Back

It reveals that her family remains a priority for her, despite her work commitments.