Fever 1793 - Chapters 11-15

What are some effects of the fever in the story?

• increased body temperature, dry skin, increased energy, increased appetite

• increased body temperature, sweating, fatigue, headache, and loss of appetite

• decreased body temperature, dry skin, increased energy, increased appetite

• normal body temperature, increased body odor, increased energy, increased appetite

How does the fever affect the city of Philadelphia?

• The fever leads to an increase in crime rates in Philadelphia.

• The fever results in a shortage of medical supplies in Philadelphia.

• Fever does not directly affect the city of Philadelphia.

• The fever causes a decrease in tourism in Philadelphia.

How does the fever impact Mattie's family?

• The fever causes illness and death in Mattie's family.

• The fever results in Mattie's family becoming stronger and more united.

• The fever causes Mattie's family to move to a different city.

• The fever leads to financial ruin for Mattie's family.

What is the character development of Mattie in these chapters?

• Mattie becomes more independent and assertive.

• Mattie becomes more dependent on others.

• Mattie becomes more timid and submissive.

• Mattie becomes more careless and irresponsible.

How does Mattie's relationship with Nathaniel evolve?

• They become romantic partners.

• They become bitter enemies.

• They become distant acquaintances.

• They become close friends.

What role does Eliza play in the story?

• nurse

• therapist

• teacher

• chef

How does Mattie's perspective on life change during the fever outbreak?

• Mattie's perspective on life changes from being carefree and naive to becoming more mature and responsible.

• Mattie's perspective on life changes from being introverted and shy to becoming more extroverted and outgoing.

• Mattie's perspective on life changes from being ambitious and driven to becoming more laid-back and carefree.

• Mattie's perspective on life changes from being pessimistic and cynical to becoming more optimistic and hopeful.

What is the significance of the Free African Society in the story?

• The Free African Society was a religious organization that promoted the conversion of African Americans to Christianity.

• The Free African Society was a political organization that advocated for the abolition of slavery.

• The Free African Society provided support and assistance to free African Americans in Philadelphia.

• The Free African Society was a social club that organized events and gatherings for African Americans in Philadelphia.

How does Mattie's relationship with her mother change during the fever outbreak?

• stays the same

• improves

• becomes strained

• deteriorates

What is the overall theme of these chapters in Fever 1793?

• Betrayal and revenge

• Adventure and exploration

• Love and romance

• Survival and resilience