Violet's Journey and Women's Suffrage

Violet and Myrtle arrive at Henry Street, where they meet Mr. Martin. They discuss women's suffrage and Violet's sister Chloe, who is not in New York but in Washington D.C. working on the Susan B. Anthony amendment. Violet and Myrtle plan to find Chloe, escape Mr. Martin's house, and consider traveling to Washington D.C. despite financial constraints.

What was Violet's initial reaction to entering the Henry Street settlement house?

• She was indifferent.

• She hesitated due to her upbringing.

• She was angry and refused to enter.

• She was eager and excited.

Who did Violet and Myrtle meet inside the house?

• A woman rocking a baby.

• A singing choir.

• A group of girls playing jacks.

• A man absorbed in a book.

What did Violet realize about Mr. Martin's hand?

• He had a scar on his hand.

• He had a tattoo on his hand.

• He was missing fingers on his right hand.

• He wore a glove on his hand.

Where did Mr. Martin say Chloe Mayhew was?

• In Boston.

• In New York City.

• In Washington D.C.

• In Pennsylvania.

What was the main reason Violet wanted to find Chloe?

• To ask her about a family matter.

• To join her in her suffrage work.

• To see her sister after a long time.

• To bring her back home.

What was Mr. Martin's opinion on women's suffrage?

• He thought it was unnecessary.

• He was indifferent.

• He opposed it strongly.

• He supported it as a worthwhile cause.

How did Violet feel about Mr. Martin's view on women's suffrage?

• She was disappointed.

• She was indifferent.

• She was angry.

• She was surprised.

What did Violet and Myrtle decide to do after leaving the house?

• Visit another friend in New York.

• Stay in New York and wait for Chloe.

• Go to the train station to figure out how to get to Washington D.C.

• Return home immediately.

What did Myrtle think about the girls' training institute?

• It was a prestigious institution.

• It was similar to a regular school.

• It was a place to learn important skills.

• It was not a place she wanted to spend much time.

What was the main obstacle for Violet and Myrtle in traveling to Washington D.C.?

• Lack of interest.

• Lack of money.

• Lack of time.

• Lack of transportation.