Chains by Laurie Halse Anderson Quiz

What are the main characteristics of Isabel, the protagonist of Chains?

• Fear, laziness, and a lack of empathy

• Indecisiveness, weakness, and a disregard for justice

• Resilience, determination, and a strong sense of justice

• Stubbornness, selfishness, and a lack of determination

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Describe the relationship between Isabel and her sister, Ruth, in the book Chains.

• Isabel and Ruth are twins who are inseparable throughout the book

• Isabel and Ruth are cousins who live in different states

• Isabel and Ruth are actually not related at all

• They are both slaves who are sold to different owners, causing them to be separated.

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How does Isabel's character change throughout the story?

• Isabel becomes more forgetful, disorganized, and careless

• Isabel becomes more independent, resilient, and determined

• Isabel becomes more lazy, weak, and passive

• Isabel becomes more dependent, fragile, and unmotivated

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What role does Curzon play in the life of Isabel in Chains?

• Owner of the plantation where Isabel is enslaved

• Fellow slave and friend who helps Isabel in her journey to freedom

• Isabel's long-lost brother who helps her escape

• A British soldier who captures Isabel and takes her back to slavery

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What are the motivations and struggles of Isabel in the book Chains?

• Living a luxurious life and enjoying freedom

• Struggling with finding the perfect outfit and dealing with bad hair days

• Seeking freedom and reuniting with her sister, facing the challenges of slavery and oppression

• Trying to become a famous singer and dancer

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What major historical events are depicted in Chains and how do they impact the characters?

• American Revolutionary War and impact of slavery

• Civil War and impact of technological advancements

• French Revolution and impact of industrialization

• World War II and impact of immigration

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Explain the significance of the setting of New York City during the time period of Chains.

• It has no significance to the story

• It provides a historical context for the story and the impact of the Revolutionary War and slavery in the northern colonies.

• The setting is actually in a different city

• The time period has no impact on the plot

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How does the issue of slavery play a role in the historical context of Chains?

• It has no relevance to the novel

• It is a central theme in the novel

• Slavery is only briefly mentioned in the book

• The issue of slavery is completely ignored in the story

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What are the challenges faced by the characters in Chains due to the American Revolutionary War?

• Excessive wealth, lack of education, abundance of resources

• Peaceful environment, stable economy, strong leadership

• Food shortages, uncertainty of their future, being caught in the middle of the conflict

• Friendly neighbors, supportive community, easy access to supplies

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Discuss the impact of the historical context on the characters' actions and decisions in Chains.

• The influence of modern technology and communication

• The effect of climate change and natural disasters

• The impact of industrialization and urbanization

• The historical context of the American Revolution and the issue of slavery

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