"Fever 1793" Comprehension TEST #3

Once William, Robert, and Nell come down with yellow fever, Matilda suggests that Eliza take them to Bush Hill. Eliza refuses. Where does Matilda suggest instead?

• The coffeehouse

• The Ludington’s farm

• A hospital like Bush Hill, but closer

• 
  The Ogilvie mansion

At the end of chapter 25, Matilda lies down in the garden. What was the reason behind this?

• She is gardening to find herbs.

• She wants to look at the stars.

• She is completely exhausted after everything that has happened.

• She is hiding from Eliza.

When Mattie wakes up in the garden, she realizes of a clear indicator that the fever will soon be over. What was it?

• A vaccine has been announced.

• Dr. Kerr has found a cure.

• The frost has arrived.

• A hurricane is passing by.

What does Eliza’s reaction to the frost suggest about her character?

• She is skeptical and cautious

• She is deeply emotional but focused

• She tends to ignore Mattie’s instincts

• She is indifferent and exhausted

What action does Eliza take that shows her faith in nature's healing power?

• She gives the children herbal tea.

• She prays on the porch before sunrise.

• She brings the children outside into the cold air

• She refuses to let the children sleep indoors.

Why is the market so noisy and cheerful when Mattie goes back to visit it?

• People are arguing over prices.

• A band is playing music.

• People are happy to see each other again and share news.

• The President is giving a speech nearby.

How does Mattie feel when she sees Nathaniel at the market?

• Angry and annoyed.

• Nervous but happy.

• Embarrassed and ashamed.

• Confused and suspicious.

What thought still worries Mattie when she leaves the market with Nathaniel?

• That Eliza will leave.

• That Nathaniel doesn’t really like her.

• That she might have to leave the city again.

• That her mother might never come back.

Why do Mattie and Nathaniel visit the burial ground?

• o find Eliza's missing family.

• To say goodbye to Mattie's mother.

• To visit Grandfather’s grave.

• To look for missing letters.

What does the Thanksgiving meal represent for Mattie, Nathaniel, and Eliza's family?

• A goodbye celebration

• A religious tradition

• A reward for helping out

• A symbol of survival and gratitude