Lyddie Chapter Review 1-13

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What does Lyddie learn about the expectations of factory workers' attire in Chapter 8?

Back

The factory expects the girls to dress nicely.

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What opportunity does Lyddie overhear at the tavern in Chapter 4?

Back

Money can be made by returning a runaway slave.

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Why does Lyddie not complain about the speed-up of machinery in the factory?

Back

More than anything, she wanted to earn enough money to reunite her family and get the farm back.

Front

What does freedom mean to Lyddie?

Back

Freedom means education, financial security, health, and family.

Front

What book does Betsy read to Lyddie in Chapter 10?

Back

The book is called 'Oliver Twist.'

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What is the significance of Lyddie's desire to reunite her family?

Back

It drives her motivation to work hard and endure challenges.

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How does Lyddie's experience at the factory reflect the challenges faced by women in the 19th century?

Back

Lyddie's experience highlights the harsh working conditions and societal expectations placed on women.

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What role does education play in Lyddie's understanding of freedom?

Back

Education is a key component of freedom for Lyddie, as it represents knowledge and opportunity.

Front

How does Lyddie's character develop throughout the first 13 chapters?

Back

Lyddie evolves from a naive girl to a determined and resilient young woman.

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What does Lyddie's work at the tavern reveal about her character?

Back

It shows her willingness to work hard and her resourcefulness.