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Where was Violet when she met Myrtle?

• When Violet met Myrtle she was at the hot dog stand.

• When Violet met Myrtle she was under the elevated.

• When Violet met Myrtle she was at the train station.

• When Violet met Myrtle she was at the candy store.

How was Violet feeling now she arrived in New York?

• She was excited to be in the big city.

• She was calm knowing she would see Chloe soon.

• She was tired and wanting to rest.

• She wished she had never left Susquehanna.

Why did the author write, “She had an odd feeling that Myrtle’s situation was a little like her own.”

• They were both young girls

• They both didn’t have parents with them.

• They were both hungry.

• They were both caged by other people’s plans for them.

What events happened after Violet fell into the manure at the EL? (Select ALL that applies)

• a stranger asked her to dance.

• Violet met Myrtle

• Violet told the police officer she was meeting her sister.

• Myrtle and Violet got a hot dog to eat.

What did Violet and Myrtle think about eating on the street?

• Only the very lowliest of the wrong sort of person ate on the street.

• They were glad to find anywhere to eat.

• They liked being on the street watching people and eating.

Where did Violet and Myrtle end up next after eating in the alley?

• Myrtle's school

• a room to sleep

• The Henry Street Settlement House

• back to the train station

“Thank you,” said Myrtle with dignity. What does dignity mean?

• Dignity means sense of pride.

• Dignity means angry tone.

• Dignity means confused.

• Dignity means firm tone.

What events happened after Violet fell into the manure at the EL? (Select ALL that applies)

• a stranger asked her to dance.

• Violet met Myrtle

• Violet told the police officer she was meeting her sister.

• Myrtle and Violet got a hot dog to eat.

Chloe was in New York helping with the influenza breakout, but now she had moved to Washington D.C. for another important reason. What was her reason for leaving?

• She had never been to Washington D.C.

• She had another nursing job.

• She wanted to work for the National Women’s Party to get the voting right for women.

• She went to Washington D.C. to got to college.