Riding Freedom

What was in Charlotte 's hand when the doctor found her after the accident?

• a rock from the field

• the leather reins from the horse

• her baby blanket

• her baby bottle

Where did Charlotte live after the accident?

• with her grandparents

• with her aunt and uncle

• she was adopted

• in an orphanage

What did it mean when the porch bell rang three times?

• someone was getting adopted

• it was time for dinner

• it was time to come outside

• it was time to do chores

What did Charlotte give Hayward before he left?

• a picture of herself

• a pony

• a sack lunch

• half of her leather bracelet

What did the cook do when visitors came to the orphange looking for a child to adopt?

• she gave them a piece of her special pie

• she locked Charlotte in the potato bin so nobody would adopt her

• she cleaned the kitchen until it sparkled

• she served a big meal

Why did Charlotte run away?

• she found out that Hayward was leaving

• she did not want to be adopted

• she was not going to be allowed to work with the horses anymore

• she got in a fight with Hayward

Where did Charlotte stay when she got to Worcester?

• at her aunt 's house

• in a hotel

• in a church basement

• in the loft of a horse barn

How did Charlotte survive after she ran away?

• she worked in the local restaurant as a waitress

• she cleaned stalls and took care of horses for the owner of the barn

• she cleaned houses for people

• she worked on a farm planting crops

Why did Ebeneezer want Charlotte to learn how to drive six horses?

• so she could become a coach driver for his company

• so she could enter a race and win a big prize

• so she could go back to work for Mr. Millshark

• so she could pay him back the money he lent her

What did Charlotte do when Mr. Millshark was a passenger on her stagecoach?

• she took the bumpy ride so he would get sick

• she refused to let him ride on her coach

• she charged him double the cost of a ticket

• she stole his boots when he got out to push the stagecoach through the mud