F1793: TEST 1 (Chapters 1-10)

Front

What war is referred to as 'the War' in the context of the novel?

Back

The Revolutionary War.

Front

What was delivered in a cart to the Coffeehouse?

Back

Matilda's mother.

Front

Why was Matilda's mother fussing at her in the beginning of the novel?

Back

She was sleeping when there was work to be done.

Front

Why is Matilda's mother eager to have tea with Mrs. Ogilvie?

Back

She thinks Mrs. Ogilvie's son would be a good match for Matilda.

Front

What role does the coffeehouse play in Matilda's life during the first 10 chapters?

Back

It is a symbol of her family's prosperity.

Front

Define 'symbol' in the context of literature.

Back

A symbol is a person, place, object, or activity that stands for something beyond itself, often representing abstract ideas.

Front

What is the significance of the coffeehouse in the community?

Back

It serves as a social gathering place and reflects the economic status of Matilda's family.

Front

Explain the character development of Matilda in the first 10 chapters.

Back

Matilda grows from a carefree girl to someone who begins to understand the responsibilities of adulthood.

Front

What does Matilda's relationship with her mother reveal about family dynamics?

Back

It shows the tension between parental expectations and a child's desire for independence.

Front

Identify a theme present in the first 10 chapters of the novel.

Back

The theme of resilience in the face of adversity.