Riding Freedom

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What is the setting of the book 'Riding Freedom'?

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America, mid-1800s

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CCSS.RL.8.9

Front

What happens to Charlotte when she gets kicked in the face by a horse?

Back

She loses her sight.

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How do Charlotte's parents die in the story?

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In a wagon accident.

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Front

Who is Vern in 'Riding Freedom'?

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Charlotte's friend, a former slave, and stable hand at the orphanage.

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CCSS.RL.8.9

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Why does Charlotte disguise herself as a boy when she runs away?

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People would question why a girl was traveling without an adult.

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CCSS.RL.8.9

Front

What is the main theme of 'Riding Freedom'?

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The quest for freedom and self-identity.

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Front

What challenges does Charlotte face in the orphanage?

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She faces neglect and the struggle for independence.

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Front

What role do horses play in Charlotte's life?

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Horses symbolize freedom and are central to her journey.

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Front

How does Charlotte's character develop throughout the story?

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She becomes more independent and courageous.

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Front

What does Charlotte learn about friendship in the story?

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Friendship is vital for support and overcoming challenges.

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