Fever 1793 - Chapters 1-15 TEST

Front

Who is the protagonist of 'Fever 1793'?

Back

Matilda

Front

What causes Mattie to doubt Mr. Rowley, the doctor?

Back

Because his hands were dirty and he smelled of rum.

Front

Why did Mother want to send Mattie to the Ludingtons' farm?

Back

To stay away from the fever outbreak.

Front

What is a key characteristic of Mattie's mother?

Back

Her mother brags about being more productive than Matilda.

Front

What is Brush Hill in 'Fever 1793'?

Back

It was a mansion turned into a hospital for victims of yellow fever.

Front

What is the main setting of 'Fever 1793'?

Back

Philadelphia during the yellow fever epidemic.

Front

What is yellow fever?

Back

A viral disease transmitted by mosquitoes, causing fever and often leading to death.

Front

How does the fever affect the community in 'Fever 1793'?

Back

It causes panic, death, and a breakdown of social order.

Front

What role does Matilda's grandfather play in her life?

Back

He is a protective figure and helps Matilda navigate challenges.

Front

What is the significance of the coffeehouse in the story?

Back

It represents Matilda's family legacy and her aspirations.