CHAPTER 9 - CHARACTERS, SETTING, AND PLOT

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What physical effects does Lyddie experience on her first full day in the weaving room?

Back

Lyddie gets a headache within 5 minutes, her feet become swollen in her boots, and she has trouble breathing.

Front

True or False: Lyddie writes a letter to her mother and brother without any help in Chapter 9.

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False: She wrote a letter to her mother and brother with Diana's help.

Front

Who are the main characters introduced in Chapter 9?

Back

The main characters are Lyddie, Mr. Marsden, and Diana.

Front

What role does Diana play in helping Lyddie on her first day in the factory?

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Diana offers to show Lyddie how to use the loom because Lyddie couldn't hear the overseer's explanation.

Front

What are some ways that Diana assists Lyddie in Chapter 9?

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Both A and B are correct.

Front

What is the significance of the setting in Chapter 9 for Lyddie's character development?

Back

The setting in the weaving room highlights Lyddie's struggles and resilience as she adapts to the harsh working conditions.

Front

How does Lyddie's experience in the factory reflect the broader themes of the novel?

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Lyddie's experience reflects themes of industrialization, women's roles in the workforce, and personal growth.

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What challenges does Lyddie face in adapting to her new environment?

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Lyddie faces physical exhaustion, difficulty understanding instructions, and emotional stress from being away from her family.

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In what ways does the character of Diana serve as a mentor to Lyddie?

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Diana provides guidance, support, and practical help, showing Lyddie how to navigate the factory environment.

Front

What does Lyddie's headache symbolize in the context of her new job?

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Lyddie's headache symbolizes the overwhelming stress and physical demands of factory work.