Lyddie Chapter 16 Flashcard

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Who was always beside Lyddie throughout her illness?

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Rachel

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What does it mean when the text says, "Her fever raged and she was out of her mind with it"?

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Lyddie's fever was so severe she was "in and out", so sick she didn't realize what was going on around her.

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What kind of figurative language is used in the phrase, "The room swooped and dipped about her"?

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Personification

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What does the phrase, "The room swooped and dipped about her" tell us about Lyddy's feelings?

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Lyddie is still ill and hasn't fully recovered from her fever. She is light-headed and dizzy.

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Why does Lyddie stomp on Mr. Marsden's foot?

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Mr. Marsden was being inappropriate and would not let Lyddie go. She was sick and wanted to get free from his grasp.

Front

What is the main theme of Lyddie's story in Chapter 16?

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The struggle for independence and the challenges faced by young women in a difficult environment.

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How does Lyddie's illness affect her relationships with others?

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It creates a sense of dependency on those who care for her, like Rachel and Diana.

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What does Lyddie's fever symbolize in the story?

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It symbolizes her struggles and the obstacles she faces in her life.

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What role does Rachel play in Lyddie's life during her illness?

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Rachel provides emotional support and care for Lyddie.

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How does the author use figurative language to convey Lyddie's state of mind?

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The use of personification and vivid imagery illustrates her confusion and disorientation.