Which answer is NOT true about Eliza?

Was freed from slavery by her late husband.

Worked as a caregiver for the Free African Society.

Which answer is NOT true about Nathaniel?

He is apprenticing to be a painter under Master Peale.

He never contracted Yellow Fever.

Which answer is NOT true about the Ogilvie family.

They are welcoming to people of all social class and status.

The daughter Colette falls ill with Yellow Fever at the tea party.

Jeannine looks down upon Mattie and her mother due to their social class.

Colette Ogilvie elopes with her French tutor, and Jeannine is jealous.

Which description is NOT true about Mr. Rowley?

He is the most respected doctor in the area.

He smells of rum and has dirty hands.

He is the first person to attempt to treat Mother's Yellow Fever.

He is referred to as an imposter by Dr. Kerr.

In charge of the orphanage, and rides back to Philadelphia with Mattie.

A nurse at Bush Hill, and treats Mattie.

A woman who sells eggs at the market.

Mrs. Cook's dear friend who cares for mother while she is ill.

Which answer is NOT true about Mother Smith?

She is Robert's and William's grandmother.

She warns Mattie to avoid becoming attached to Nell.

She is strict but wants the best for the children.

She is the woman who takes care of Joseph's children and household chores.

Mattie's grandfather passes away tragically when...

He attempts to protect Mattie and the Coffeehouse from thieves.

He dies from heat stroke after carrying Mattie to Bush Hill.

He contracts Yellow Fever and is unable to recover.

He falls off of a ladder and breaks his neck.

Why do Mrs. Cook and Mattie go to have tea at the Ogilvie's?

Mrs. Cook wants to find a proper husband for Mattie.

Mrs. Cook believes that Mattie needs some new girlfriends.

Mrs. Cook misses spending time with Mrs. Ogilvie.

Mrs. Cook wants Mattie to practice her manners in a proper setting.

Which of the following is NOT an effect caused by the yellow fever epidemic?

More and more citizens buy the newspaper to keep up to date on the death toll.

The mail stops being delivered.

The farmers stop bringing their crops to the town market.

Half of the town's population leaves.

Which of the following is a good theme for the story?

When life gets hard, it is important to work towards a solution.

Orphans need people to care for them too.

Modern medicine has saved us all from hardship.

Always wash your hands and stay away from sick people.

What is the symbolism of the painting of flowers Nathaniel gives Mattie in Chapter 10 and the flowers he throws down to her in Chapter 23?

The hope for a future relationship between Nathaniel and Maddie.

The market has started selling flowers.

The staggering amounts of death due to the fever.

The relationship between Mattie and Eliza develops throughout the book. Which of the following best describes their relationship from beginning to end of the novel?

Eliza watches out for Mattie and cares for her as a second mother.

Eliza agrees to watch Mattie when her mother is gone.

Mattie doesn't like Eliza's watchful eye, and resents her

Mattie loves Eliza and wishes she would replace her mother.

Why does Joseph not come to the coffeehouse?

because he does not agree with taking them to the coffee house

What does Eliza see when she looks at the boy's eyes?

They are blood-shot and yellow stained.

What does Mattie learn about her mother from Eliza?

She recovered from the fever and headed to the Ludingtons.

She recovered from the fever and is helping card for fever victims.

She had trouble recovering and is at Bush Hill.

She did not recover and passed away.

Why does Dr. Rush want black people to help care for the sick?

He thinks black people are immune and can't get the fever.

He says it is a way to repay white people for allowing them their freedom.

Because there aren't enough other people to help.

He blames them for the fever and knows they have to do what white people say.

What is the situation at the orphan house?

It is overcrowded and low on money/food.

A sick child was brought in and now most of the children there have Yellow Fever.

The workers are finding homes for the children with relatives that live in the country.

Why doesn't Mattie want to call a doctor to help the kids?

She knows they will bleed the children and doesn't want that.

She knows they do not have the money to pay for it.

She thinks they will say the children have to go to the orphan house.

The doctor might have the fever and get Eliza sick.

What was one of the rumors going around the city?

A hurricane in the countryside left people saying the end of the world was at hand.

Why is it harder for Mattie to help people with Eliza than at Bush Hill?

It is hard to see them surrounded by their family members in their homes they worked hard for.

It is hard to see them without anyone in their family left to take care of them and without their belongings.

Some of the people have gone crazy and smash things while Mattie is there.

What does Mattie find out about Colette Ogilvie?

She eloped with her French tutor and refused to leave him behind.

She had a temper tantrum when she found out her brother liked Mattie.

She died from Yellow Fever a few days after having tea with Mattie and Mother.

She had a big wedding while she was still sick and her husband got the fever too.

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30 sec • 1 pt

Replace the underlined word or phrase.
I didn't take pleasure in another trip back to the public square.

hoist

relish

dignify

prohibit

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CCSS.RL.7.4

CCSS.RI.7.4

CCSS.RL.6.4

CCSS.RL.8.4

CCSS.RI.6.4

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30 sec • 1 pt

Replace the underlined word or phrase.
I raised her high in my arms and started south.

hoisted

relished

begrudged

dignified

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CCSS.RL.7.4

CCSS.RI.7.4

CCSS.RL.8.4

CCSS.RI.6.4

CCSS.RI.8.4

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Replace the underlined word or phrase.
"You don't look well, the woman said. "You look like a ghost of a living person.

apothecary

cooper

poultice

wraith

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CCSS.RL.7.4

CCSS.RI.7.4

CCSS.RL.6.4

CCSS.RL.8.4

CCSS.RI.6.4

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Replace the underlined word or phrase.
"Are you from the pharmacy?" the man asked in a rasping voice.

proprietor

galaxy

apothecary

moon

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CCSS.L.7.3A

CCSS.L.7.4A

CCSS.L.7.5C

CCSS.L.7.6

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Replace the underlined word or phrase.
Her brother, Joseph, was a person who makes or repairs barrels.

welder

cooper

teacher

furrier

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CCSS.RL.7.4

CCSS.RI.7.4

CCSS.RL.8.4

CCSS.RI.6.4

CCSS.RI.8.4

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Replace the underlined word or phrase.
Every day more towns forbade by law travel to or from Philadelphia.

expected

hoisted

relished

prohibited

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CCSS.RI.7.4

CCSS.RL.6.4

CCSS.RL.8.4

CCSS.RI.6.4

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Replace the underlined word or phrase.
"He's a offensive dog, that man" she muttered.

scurrilous

ominous

petulant

hysterical

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CCSS.RL.8.3

CCSS.RL.2.6

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Fever 1793 Chapters 21 - Epilogue

Replace the underlined word or phrase.
I didn't take pleasure in another trip back to the public square.

Replace the underlined word or phrase.
I raised her high in my arms and started south.

Replace the underlined word or phrase.
"You don't look well, the woman said. "You look like a ghost of a living person.

Replace the underlined word or phrase.
"Are you from the pharmacy?" the man asked in a rasping voice.

Replace the underlined word or phrase.
Her brother, Joseph, was a person who makes or repairs barrels.

Replace the underlined word or phrase.
Every day more towns forbade by law travel to or from Philadelphia.

Replace the underlined word or phrase.
"He's a offensive dog, that man" she muttered.

Replace the underlined word or phrase.
On the fourth day a threatening silence pressed in on the room.

Replace the underlined word or phrase.
We applied a soft medicated cloth on her forehead.

Define the underlined word.
Please don't begrudge me this opportunity to see my son.

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Fever 1793 Chapters 21 - Epilogue

Replace the underlined word or phrase.I didn't take pleasure in another trip back to the public square.

Replace the underlined word or phrase.I raised her high in my arms and started south.

Replace the underlined word or phrase."You don't look well, the woman said. "You look like a ghost of a living person.

Replace the underlined word or phrase."Are you from the pharmacy?" the man asked in a rasping voice.

Replace the underlined word or phrase.Her brother, Joseph, was a person who makes or repairs barrels.

Replace the underlined word or phrase.Every day more towns forbade by law travel to or from Philadelphia.

Replace the underlined word or phrase."He's a offensive dog, that man" she muttered.

Replace the underlined word or phrase.On the fourth day a threatening silence pressed in on the room.

Replace the underlined word or phrase.We applied a soft medicated cloth on her forehead.

Define the underlined word.Please don't begrudge me this opportunity to see my son.

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Replace the underlined word or phrase.
I didn't take pleasure in another trip back to the public square.

Replace the underlined word or phrase.
I raised her high in my arms and started south.

Replace the underlined word or phrase.
"You don't look well, the woman said. "You look like a ghost of a living person.

Replace the underlined word or phrase.
"Are you from the pharmacy?" the man asked in a rasping voice.

Replace the underlined word or phrase.
Her brother, Joseph, was a person who makes or repairs barrels.

Replace the underlined word or phrase.
Every day more towns forbade by law travel to or from Philadelphia.

Replace the underlined word or phrase.
"He's a offensive dog, that man" she muttered.

Replace the underlined word or phrase.
On the fourth day a threatening silence pressed in on the room.

Replace the underlined word or phrase.
We applied a soft medicated cloth on her forehead.

Define the underlined word.
Please don't begrudge me this opportunity to see my son.