Fever 1793 CHapters 16-21

How does the yellow fever epidemic affect the community?

• It leads to increased tourism and economic growth.

• It causes fear, loss, and a breakdown of social order in the community.

• It improves public health awareness and hygiene practices.

• It has no significant impact on the community.

What lesson does Mattie learn throughout the story?

• The importance of individualism and self-reliance.

• Mattie learns about responsibility, the importance of family, and the value of community support.

• The significance of wealth and material possessions.

• The benefits of isolation and independence.

What is the main theme of 'Fever 1793'?

• Survival and resilience in the face of adversity, particularly during the yellow fever epidemic in Philadelphia.

• The importance of friendship and loyalty during difficult times.

• The impact of social class on health and survival.

• The role of government in managing public health crises.

What is the outcome of Mattie's journey by the end of the book?

• Mattie becomes wealthy and successful in her business.

• Mattie emerges stronger, having faced loss and hardship, and is determined to rebuild her life.

• Mattie decides to leave her hometown and start anew in a different city.

• Mattie gives up on her dreams and returns to her old life.

What does the character of Grandfather symbolize?

• Strength, tradition, and the sacrifices made for family.

• Wealth and power in society.

• Rebellion against family values.

• Isolation and loneliness.

What is the setting of 'Fever 1793'?

• Philadelphia during the summer of 1793, amidst the yellow fever epidemic.

• New York City during the winter of 1793, amidst a smallpox outbreak.

• Boston in the fall of 1793, during a cholera outbreak.

• Charleston in the spring of 1793, during a malaria epidemic.

What does the character of Mattie represent?

• Courage, determination, and the struggle for survival during difficult times.

• Fear, hesitation, and avoidance of challenges.

• Indifference, apathy, and a lack of ambition.

• Wealth, privilege, and social status.

What does Mattie refuse to do without a prayer?

• Let them bury Grandfather's body without a prayer.

• Eat dinner without saying grace.

• Attend the funeral without a eulogy.

• Leave the house without a blessing.

What motivates Mattie to return to the Coffeehouse?

• She wants to see her friends.

• She is worried about her mother and wants to know if she is safe.

• She is looking for a job.

• She wants to enjoy a cup of coffee.

Who is Mattie Cook?

• A young girl who runs a coffeehouse with her mother and faces the challenges of the yellow fever outbreak.

• A doctor who treats patients during the yellow fever epidemic.

• A historical figure known for her contributions to medicine.

• A character in a novel about the American Revolution.