Fiona's Lace-Making Journey and Challenges

Fiona's Lace tells the story of Fiona's family, who lived in a small Irish village. Facing economic hardship due to a mill closure, they decide to move to America. The journey is challenging, but they settle in Chicago. Fiona's lace-making skills become crucial when a fire breaks out, as her lace trail helps reunite the family. The lace becomes a cherished family heirloom, symbolizing hope and resilience.

Where did Fiona's family live?

• Galway, Ireland

• Cork, Ireland

• A small village near Limerick, Ireland

• Dublin, Ireland

What was the main industry in Fiona's village?

• Textile mill

• Fishing

• Farming

• Mining

How did Mick find Annie's house?

• By asking her friends

• By using a map

• By chance

• By following a trail of lace

Why can't Annie make lace anymore?

• She became a teacher

• She has arthritis

• She lost interest

• She moved away

What forced Fiona's family to consider moving to America?

• A natural disaster

• A family dispute

• The closure of the textile mill

• A new job offer

What did Fiona's family do to prepare for their move to America?

• Bought a new car

• Signed a work contract

• Visited relatives

• Sold their house

How did Fiona's family feel about leaving Ireland?

• Excited and happy

• Sad and emotional

• Angry

• Indifferent

What was Fiona's first impression of Chicago?

• It was exactly as expected

• It was not as grand as expected

• It was similar to Ireland

• It was better than expected

How did Fiona's lace-making skills help her family?

• By providing financial support

• By gaining fame

• By learning new skills

• By making new friends

What did Fiona use to guide her parents during the fire?

• A whistle

• A map

• A flashlight

• A trail of lace