Violet's Experiences in New York

Violet arrives in New York, overwhelmed by the bustling city. She navigates the train station, encounters a policeman, and escapes into the crowded streets. Lost and scared, she meets Myrtle, a young girl in a maid's uniform. Together, they journey towards Henry Street, forming a bond as they navigate the challenges of the city.

What does Violet have with her when she arrives at the New York train station?

• Her letters and 67 cents

• A suitcase and a map

• A trunk and a guidebook

• A backpack and a compass

How does Violet manage to escape the policeman's attention?

• She asks for directions to the exit

• She hides behind a pillar

• She pretends to see her sister

• She tells him her mother is waiting

What does Violet compare her experience in the crowded streets to?

• A quiet evening at home

• A peaceful walk in the park

• A cyclone or falling down a rabbit hole

• A rollercoaster ride

Who helps Violet after she falls in the street?

• A girl named Myrtle

• A policeman

• A street vendor

• A young boy

What is Myrtle's opinion of the Girls Training Institute?

• She loathes it

• She finds it exciting

• She is indifferent

• She loves it

What does Violet realize about Myrtle's situation?

• Myrtle has no challenges

• Myrtle is happy with her life

• Myrtle's situation is similar to hers

• Myrtle is older than she looks

What does Violet decide to buy from the street vendor?

• Hot dogs

• Ice cream

• Popcorn

• Pretzels

How does Violet feel about eating on the street?

• She finds it exciting

• She feels it is improper

• She is indifferent

• She is embarrassed

What does Violet reflect on while eating the hot dogs?

• The taste of the food

• The noise of the city

• The weather in New York

• The societal expectations placed on her and Myrtle

What does Violet think about her parents?

• They are strict and distant

• They are warm and friendly

• They are very supportive

• They are adventurous