Yetta from Uprising

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Which of the following is NOT evidence for the text being in third person limited point of view? Options: The narrator is not a character in the story, The narrator uses the pronouns he, she, her, him, them, their, The reader sees the story events through the eyes of multiple characters, The reader sees the story events and other characters through the eyes of one character

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The reader sees the story events through the eyes of multiple characters

Front

What do lines 7-10 indicate about Yetta? (p.283)

Back

Yetta is hard on herself and doesn't recognize her own accomplishments

Front

Which of the following BEST describes the working conditions at the Triangle Factory?

Back

Cramped, physically demanding, potentially harmful to employee health

Front

Why does Yetta feel such disdain towards the cutters starting a small fire?

Back

The cutters are doing something dangerous

Front

What change in Yetta's character is depicted in lines 91-103 (p.286)?

Back

Yetta realizes she might die and begins to panic.

Front

Why did Yetta think that she and Mr. Bernstein were on the same side? (Refer to lines 118-129, p.287)

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He slapped and punched girls in order to move them towards the exits

Front

Why did Yetta "marvel" at the fact that she and Mr. Bernstein were now on the same side?

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The factory managers and union organizers did not normally get along

Front

Which paragraph on p.288 gives the MOST vivid image of the events? Options: "Yetta and Jacob raced on...", "So they didn't head for the window...", "But it was too late to go back now...", "Those were back by the table..."

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"But it was too late to go back now..."

Front

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

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Since the fabric burned so easily, she was afraid her clothes would catch fire

Front

What two things are being compared in the metaphor in lines 202-204? (p.289)

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People and candles