Lyddie Chapters 6-10

Who is Ezekial, and what is he doing in Lyddie's cabin?

• A preacher

• A runaway slave

• Luke Stevens took him there to hide.

• He is preaching at the evening's service.

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"You're wearing my dress!" "Yes ma'am. Shall I wash it before I go or--?" "Don't be impertinent!" Define impertinent.

• silly or immature

• impolite or rude

• angry or furious

• important

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When Lyddie meets Ezekial, she struggles with which internal conflict?

• Whether to stay at her cabin with Ezekial, or return to Cutler's Tavern.

• Whether or not to share the only food that she has, her cheese and bread.

• Whether to turn Ezekial in for reward money or help keep him hidden.

• Whether to confront Ezekial and Luke for allowing him to stay in her home.

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How did Ezekial react to Lyddie's gift?

• He continuously refused it.

• He assured Lyddie that he would be fine without it.

• He cried repeatedly, thanking and shaking Lyddie's hand.

• He suggested to Lyddie that it was a loan.

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How does the mistress of the tavern respond to Lyddie when she returns.

• The mistress scolds Lyddie for not being in place.

• The mistress ignores Lyddie and continues to check on customers.

• The mistress fires Lyddie.

• The mistress was worried about Lyddie.

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"A little reading is an exceedingly dangerous thing."

"Especially the Bible," he said. "It gave me notions." Define notions.

• nightmares

• emptiness

• ideas

• power

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In chapter 6, Lyddie learns that the stranger's name is Ezekial Abernathy and that he is a runaway slave. He tells her his story, and she realizes that they are alike in their desire for freedom. ... After she returns to the tavern, Lyddie has to face new challenges when she is fired.

This is the ________.

• plot of chapter 6

• setting of chapter 6

• description of the characters of chapter 6

• none of these answers are correct.

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In Chapter 6, who is Ezekial, and what is he doing in Lyddie’s cabin?

• He was a run- away slave who was also a preacher, heading  north when he ran out of money and went to rob Lyddie.
• He was a run- away slave who was also a preacher, heading  north when he got sick and went to the Stevensons for refuge.

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How is Lyddie’s encounter with Ezekial, a runaway slave, a turning point in her development?

• She sees the parallel in her own quest for freedom and Ezekial’s.
• She decides that she will never own a slave.

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How is the fact that Lyddie was fired become another turning point  in her development?

• Lyddie  then realizes she is free and can do anything that she wants.
• Lyddie decides to walk to Lowell, Massachusetts, to become a factory girl.
• Only A is correct.
• Both A and B are correct.

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