Chains

What is significant about the day the novel opens?

• It is the wedding of Mary Finch's niece.

• It is the funeral of a slave named Isabel.

• It is Christmas.

• It is Isabel's master's funeral

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Who are the Locktons?

• The couple who buy Isabel and Ruth
• The mayor and his wife who want to buy Isabel and Ruth.
• The owners of the tavern who protest the sale of the girls.
• The couple who pay for Miss Finch's funeral

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Who is Curzon?

• A Hessian soldier staying at Lady Seymour's house

• One of Master Lockton's loyalist companions

• An enslaved boy who becomes friends with Isabel

• Ruth's doll

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Where do the Lockton's live? (This is where most of the story takes place).

• Rhode Island

• Virginia

• New York

• Boston

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What side is Mr. Lockton on during the Revolutionary War?

• War Hawk

• Loyalist

• Patriot

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Madam and Mr. Lockton had a(n) ___________ relationship.

• loving

• abusive

• arranged

• friendly

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How did Madam Lockton react after finding out that Ruth has seizures?

• Madam Lockton offered to bring her somewhere where she would be safer

• Madam Lockton wanted to sell her immediately since "the Devil was in her"

• Madam Lockton wanted to heal her

• Madam Lockton forced Ruth to work at Lady Seymour's house

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in which colony is Isabel's mother buried? It is also where the story began.

• Rhode Island

• South Carolina

• New Jersey

• Pennsylvania

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In what year did the story begin?

• 1776

• 1773

• 1877

• 1781

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Why did Madam Lockton insist on selling Ruth?

• To save Ruth from the Patriots
• She felt Ruth's fits brought bad luck
• She needed money
• To make Isabel happy

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