The Hope Chest- Chapter 2

Where was Violet heading?

• Alaska

• Susquehanna

• New York City

• Mrs. Renwick's House

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What did Mrs. Renwick say was wrong with her?

• She thought she had tuberculosis

• She was in shock

• She didn't want to get married

• She thought she had the flu

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Why did Mrs. Renwick buy Violet candy?

• Because Violet said she would have 7 kids

• Because Violet said she wanted to be a reporter

• Because Violet said she wanted to be a nurse

• Because Violet said she would marry one of the Mr. Rs

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Who is Violet hoping to find in chapter 2?

• Mother

• Mrs. Renwick

• Stephen

• Chloe

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"Young ladies," said Mrs. Renwick, "should not travel unaccompanied on the train."

If "accompany" means to go somewhere with someone as a companion or a guide, what does "unaccompanied" mean?

• Together or with a friend/companion

• A big business

• Alone without a companion

• A small business

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Which quote below supports the inference that Mrs. Renwick does NOT think women and men should have equal rights?

• "Those foolish doctors don't know what I have..."

• "If women go out being doctors and reporters and demanding to vote, then how can they expect men to protect them anymore?"

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Read pages 26 and 27 of The Hope Chest.

Based on the text, how do you think Violet feels about women having the same rights as men?

• She doesn't really care if women can do what men do.

• She seems to think women should be able to do what men do.

• She thinks women shouldn't do the same jobs as men.

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Page 25 says - "I myself worked my fingers to the bone in a glove factory to pay my brother's tuition at Harvard. And I felt privileged to do so," Mrs. Renwick said defiantly, as if Violet had suggested she hadn't.

What does the idiom "worked my fingers to the bone" mean?

• To break all of your bones

• To hurt all of your fingers

• To work very hard

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Page 30 says - "[Violet] looked at the dying Mrs. Renwick...and thought that if growing up meant having seven children and wearing a dead bird on her head, Violet would rather have been born a boy."

Why does Violet think this?

• She doesn't like the bird on the hat

• She wants to be able to do what she wants without being told what she can and can't do just because she's a girl

• She doesn't want to have any kids

• She wants to be like Mrs. Renwick so that she can be old enough to make decisions

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Page 22 says, "She'd had $3.92 in a jar under her bed, saved up from birthdays and her allowance. It was a remarkable sum, or so she'd always thought, until she bought the train ticket to New York. It had cost $3.25."

Using your context clues, what do you think remarkable means?

• great and impressive

• sad and defeated

• bright and cheerful

• careful and cautious

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