Lydia's Experiences in the Boarding House

Liddy arrives at a boarding house, adjusts to her new life, and prepares for work at a factory. She navigates challenges such as buying new clothes, moving to a new room, and understanding the factory's rules. Despite initial struggles, Liddy is determined to succeed in her new environment.

What initially wakes Lydia up in the boarding house attic?

• The smell of breakfast

• A ringing bell

• The noise of other girls

• The sound of a bear

What modern appliance fascinates Lydia in the boarding house?

• A stove

• A washing machine

• A vacuum cleaner

• A refrigerator

Why does Mrs. Bedlo emphasize the importance of appearance to Lydia?

• To visit the city

• To attend a social event

• To get a job at the Concord Corporation

• To impress the other girls

Who accompanies Lydia to buy new clothes?

• Prudence and Betsey

• Mrs. Bedlo and Tim

• Betsey and Amelia

• Amelia and Prudence

What type of church service is suggested to Lydia as a cost-effective option?

• Methodist

• Catholic

• Baptist

• Presbyterian

What is Lydia's initial reaction to the factory complex?

• Overwhelm

• Excitement

• Fear

• Indifference

What medical procedure does Lydia undergo before starting work?

• A dental check-up

• A physical examination

• A vision test

• A smallpox vaccination

How does Lydia feel about starting her first day at the factory?

• Indifferent

• Nervous and excited

• Terrified

• Confident