Fever 1793

What is the genre of Fever 1793

• Historical fiction

• Realistic fiction

• Non-fiction

• Fantasy

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What was the main setting for Fever 1793?

• Present Day, Philadelphia

• 1995, Philadephia

• Coffee shop, 1793

• Philadelphia, 1793

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What is the point of view of Fever 1793?

• First Person

• Second Person

• Third Person

• Third Person, omniscient

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Yellow Fever was an evil thief; stealing many lives in Philadelphia in the 18th century is a

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Aliteration

• Hyperbole

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What is a rising action of Fever 1793

• Grandpa dies

• The twins get sick

• Mom returns

• Mattie gets yellow fever

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What is the climax of the story?

• Mom returns

• President Washington has returned

• Polly dies

• Grandpa dies

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What is the resolution of the story

• Mattie and Eliza reopen the coffee shop and mother returns

• Grandpa Dies

• Polly dies

• Mattie Gets Yellow Fever

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What was Grandpa's pet?

• Snake

• BIrd

• Dog

• Unicorn

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Why did the author chose to have Grandpa die is an example of what kind of question

• Thin

• Thick

• Bad

• Good

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What was a falling action of Fever 1793?

• Grandpa dying

• Polly Dying

• The kids getting healthy

• Mattie getting sick

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