3. Fever 1793 Chapter 6-7

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How do Matilda's and Mother's views on using extra money differ?

Back

Mattie wants to use it to expand, Mother wants to save it.

Front

What causes Mother's face to 'sag' when she sees Mrs. Ogilvie's dress?

Back

It makes her aware of how old and stained her own dress is.

Front

What is the effect of Yellow Fever being more common near the docks/river?

Back

Business has picked up at the coffeehouse.

Front

What are Mother, Matilda, and Jeannine arguing about?

Back

Jeannine called their coffee house a tavern.

Front

What inference can we make about why Mother insists on taking tea with the Ogilvies?

Back

Mother thinks their young Edward would be a suitable match for Matilda.

Front

Define Yellow Fever.

Back

A viral disease transmitted by mosquitoes, characterized by fever, chills, loss of appetite, and muscle pain.

Front

What is the significance of the coffeehouse in the story?

Back

It serves as a central location for social interactions and business in the community.

Front

Explain the character development of Matilda in Chapters 6-7.

Back

Matilda shows growth in her ambition and desire to expand the coffeehouse, contrasting with her mother's cautious nature.

Front

What role does social status play in the interactions between characters?

Back

Social status influences characters' perceptions and relationships, as seen in Mother's reaction to Mrs. Ogilvie's dress.

Front

What does the argument between Mother, Matilda, and Jeannine reveal about their relationships?

Back

It highlights tensions and differing priorities among the characters, reflecting their individual desires and conflicts.