from Uprising

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What does it indicate when Bella doesn't know what a fire drill is?

Back

It shows that there had been no fire drills at the factory.

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What does Jane mean when she says Miss Milhouse would 'stifle' Harriet?

Back

Too much negative feedback from Miss Milhouse could make Harriet change her personality.

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Why was Yetta horrified when a spark 'singed' her skin?

Back

She was afraid her clothes would catch fire since the fabric burned easily.

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Why is Jane concerned about the 'haggard' looking workers?

Back

The workers are the same age as the boss's daughter, but they look far more worn out.

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What detail increases the drama of the fire escape collapse?

Back

Bella shifts her weight back from the fire escape just as it collapses.

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What is the significance of the fire drill in the factory context?

Back

It highlights the lack of safety measures and awareness among the workers.

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How does Miss Milhouse's attitude affect Harriet?

Back

Miss Milhouse's negative feedback could hinder Harriet's self-esteem and personality.

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What does the term 'haggard' imply about the workers?

Back

It suggests that the workers appear exhausted and worn out, indicating poor working conditions.

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What role does fear play in Yetta's reaction to the spark?

Back

Fear of fire and its consequences influences Yetta's horror at being singed.

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How does the setting of the factory contribute to the characters' experiences?

Back

The factory setting reflects harsh working conditions and the struggles of the workers.