The Hope Chest Chapter 3

Where was Violet when she met Myrtle?

• When Violet met Myrtle she was at the hot dog stand.

• When Violet met Myrtle she was under the elevated.

• When Violet met Myrtle she was at the train station.

• When Violet met Myrtle she was at the candy store.

How was Violet feeling now she arrived in New York?

• She was excited to be in the big city.

• She was calm knowing she would see Chloe soon.

• She was tired and wanting to rest.

• She wished she had never left Susquehanna.

“Thank you,” said Myrtle with dignity. What does dignity mean?

• Dignity means sense of pride.

• Dignity means angry tone.

• Dignity means confused.

• Dignity means firm tone.

What events happened after Violet fell into the manure at the EL? (Select ALL that applies)

• a stranger asked her to dance.

• Violet met Myrtle

• Violet told the police officer she was meeting her sister.

• Myrtle and Violet got a hot dog to eat.

Why did the author write, “She had an odd feeling that Myrtle’s situation was a little like her own.”

• They were both young girls

• They both didn’t have parents with them.

• They were both hungry.

• They were both caged by other people’s plans for them.

What did Violet and Myrtle think about eating on the street?

• Only the very lowliest of the wrong sort of person ate on the street.

• They were glad to find anywhere to eat.

• They liked being on the street watching people and eating.

Where did Violet and Myrtle end up next after eating in the alley?

• Myrtle's school

• a room to sleep

• The Henry Street Settlement House

• back to the train station

How does Violet react to Mr. Martin like she reacted to Mrs. Renwick.

• She feels like being polite and respectful.

• She is impatient and only is acting polite and respectful.

• She is angry and tells him how she feels.

• She is fearful.

“She could feel tears starting in her eyes and fought valiantly to keep them from spilling out.”

What does valiantly mean?

• with courage

• quietly

• loudly

• anxiously

Chloe was in New York helping with the influenza breakout, but now she had moved to Washington D.C. for another important reason. What was her reason for leaving?

• She had never been to Washington D.C.

• She had another nursing job.

• She wanted to work for the National Women’s Party to get the voting right for women.

• She went to Washington D.C. to got to college.