Liddy's Emotional Journey and Experiences

Liddy, a farm girl, navigates her new life in a bustling city. She experiences the chaos of breakfast with other girls, meets new friends like Emilia and Prudence, and goes shopping for city-appropriate attire. Liddy is assigned a new room and learns about the social expectations, including church attendance. She is introduced to the factory environment, signs a contract, and undergoes vaccination. Finally, Liddy begins her first day at the weaving room, marking her transition into a factory girl.

What was the atmosphere like during the breakfast scene?

• Noisy and festive

• Calm and quiet

• Silent and somber

• Tense and awkward

How does Liddy feel when she meets the other girls?

• Indifferent and uninterested

• Excited and eager

• Confident and at ease

• Out of place and self-conscious

What causes Liddy distress during her shopping trip?

• Spending all her money

• The high prices

• The crowded stores

• The unfriendly shopkeepers

Why does Liddy move to a new room?

• She requested a change

• Emilia persuaded Mrs. Bedlow

• Mrs. Bedlow felt guilty

• The attic was too cold

What is the corporation's expectation regarding church attendance?

• It is optional

• Regular attendance is required

• Only on special occasions

• Attendance is discouraged

How does Liddy feel about the factory complex?

• Indifferent and bored

• Impressed and excited

• Confident and ready

• Intimidated and nervous

What does Liddy struggle with after signing the contract?

• Learning the work schedule

• Making new friends

• Finding her way around

• Understanding the regulations

What is Liddy's reaction to the vaccination?

• She is excited

• She is indifferent

• She is grateful

• She is distressed

How does Liddy feel about starting work at the factory?

• Eager and enthusiastic

• Disappointed but relieved

• Indifferent and uninterested

• Anxious and fearful