Lyddie

Why does Lyddie say she'd rather be at her farm than at Cutler's Tavern

• She would have more food at her farm

• She will work less at her farm

• She would be free at her farm

• She would be near her friends

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In the end of chapter 3, the "factory girl" in the silk dress, told Lyddie that she could work in the Hamilton Mill and make $2.00 a week.  Why was Lyddie surprised to hear that?

• $2.00 was a lot of money for a girl to make in 1 week.

• $2.00 was not a lot of money to make in 1 week.

• Lyddie knew the lady was a dishonest person.

• Lyddie didn't think a farm girl could make that kind of money.

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What does Lyddie say she wished she could have been a boy?

• She'd rather work at the mill

• She could go work with Charlie

• She could go with her mother

• Perhaps her father wouldn't have left if she could have helped him work the farm

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How does Lyddie say she makes up for her "plain looks?"

• by wearing a lot of makeup

• by being a fierce worker

• by wearing fancy clothes

• by being funny

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In the beginning of chapter 3, Lyddie feels _____________ because she's dressed so poorly.

• comfortable

• relaxed

• out of place

• appropriate

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In chapter 3, Lyddie is pleased with having to work for Mistress Cutler at the tavern.

• True

• False

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Mistress cutler gives Lyddie

• paper and pen to write a letter to her mother

• a huge feast to eat

• a new dress and new boots

• two dollars per day to work there

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Which quote best demonstrates Lyddie's reluctance to be "beholden"?

• “Creation! What a noise! Clatter and clack, great shuddering moans, groans, creaks, and rattles. The shrieks and whistles of huge leather belts on wheels. And when her brain cleared enough, Lyddie saw through the murky air row upon row of machines, eerily like the old hand loom in Quaker Stevens’s house, but as unlike as a nightmare, for these creatures had come to life” (62)

• “So it was that when the Concord Corporation once again speeded up the machinery, she, almost alone, did not complain” (89).

• “Luke Stevens tied the horse and cow to the back of the wagon and then came around to give Lyddie a hand up, but she pretended not to see. She couldn’t have the man thinking she was a child or a helpless female” (15).

• “Sometimes I’d sell my soul for a moment of quiet, wouldn’t you?” (69

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When someone in Lyddie is fired, they can be "blacklisted". What does "blacklisted" mean?

• Placed on a list of people who are disapproved of.

• Made to work as slaves in another factory.

• Honorably discharged from working.

• Forced to leave the country.

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Which book does Lyddie read obsessively?

• Huckleberry Finn

• The Fault in Our Stars

• Oliver Twist

• Jane Eyre

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