How does foreshadowing in the novel hint at future challenges for Mattie?

By showing early signs of the fever’s rapid spread.

By depicting her nostalgic memories of a better time.

By highlighting Mattie’s previous achievements.

By introducing characters who have no impact on the main plot.

Which of the following illustrates an external conflict Mattie experiences?

Mattie’s battle with the fever’s physical effects.

Mattie’s struggle with her feelings about her mother.

Mattie’s indecision about her future career.

Mattie’s internal struggle with her personal goals.

What is the central conflict of the novel?

The citizens of Philadelphia versus the fever.

Mattie versus her own self doubt.

Mattie versus her family’s expectations.

Mattie versus her desire for adventure.

Which cause and effect relationship is evident in the novel?

The fever spreads because of contaminated water sources.

Mattie feels uncertain due to her mother’s illness.

The quarantine measures affect daily life.

Mattie’s business success leads to her personal happiness.

What context clues help you understand the meaning of “quarantine” in the novel?

Descriptions of isolation and disease prevention.

The mention of “healthy” individuals and “isolation.”

The word “sick” and its implications.

References to doctors and medicines.

Based on early chapters, what can be predicted about the novel’s resolution?

Mattie will face personal losses but emerge stronger.

The fever will continue to worsen without resolution.

Mattie will become a renowned healer.

The citizens will all abandon Philadelphia.

How do Mattie’s relationships with other characters help in developing her character?

They reveal her complexities and growth.

They show her disinterest in others.

They demonstrate her inability to connect with people.

How does direct characterization show Mattie’s development?

Through her reflections and internal monologues.

Through descriptions of her physical appearance.

Through others' comments about her.

Through the setting and historical context.

What does Mattie’s internal conflict reveal about her development?

She reconciles her desires with her responsibilities.

She focuses solely on her own needs.

She remains unchanged despite challenges.

She avoids facing her true feelings.

Which example best represents indirect characterization of Mattie?

Her dialogues with other characters.

Her reactions to the fever’s effects on her family.

Her detailed physical description.

What context clues help you understand “epidemic” in the story?

References to widespread illness and rapid disease spread.

Mention of isolated cases and individual sicknesses.

Descriptions of unaffected, healthy people.

The term “quarantine” and its impact.

How does the author develop the plot through the central conflict and resolution?

Through Mattie’s personal journey and efforts against the fever.

By focusing only on historical events.

By detailing the fever’s effects on different cities.

Through minor subplots unrelated to the main story.

What causes the conflict between Mattie and her family?

The fever’s impact on their lives and relationships.

Disagreements on handling the fever.

Conflicts over personal ambitions.

Issues of social status and wealth.

Which of the following best describes a metaphor used in the novel?

“The fever was a beast attacking the city.”

“Mattie’s determination was like a burning flame.”

“The city was a hive of activity.”

How does the novel’s use of simile enhance the reader’s understanding of Mattie’s situation?

By comparing her situation to relatable concepts, making it more vivid.

By describing her as a passive observer.

By focusing solely on her physical description.

By avoiding comparisons and relying on straightforward narration.

Which statement reflects an opinion rather than a fact in the novel?

Mattie was a courageous character.

The fever caused widespread panic in Philadelphia.

The fever led to a significant number of deaths.

The novel depicts the historical context accurately.

How does Mattie’s internal conflict influence her actions throughout the story?

It drives her to make independent and responsible decisions.

It causes her to avoid dealing with her problems.

It makes her less empathetic towards others.

It leads her to rely heavily on external help.

What role does foreshadowing play in the novel?

It hints at future events and adds suspense.

It provides a detailed historical background.

It describes the setting in detail.

It focuses on the characters’ backgrounds.

Which external conflict is portrayed in the novel?

Mattie versus the fever itself.

Mattie versus her mother’s illness.

Mattie versus societal expectations.

Mattie versus her personal doubts.

What is the significance of Mattie’s struggle with the fever?

It represents her internal growth and resilience.

It highlights her role as a passive character.

It shows her lack of influence on the plot.

It focuses on her personal relationships only.

What impact does the fever have on Mattie's character development?

It accelerates her growth into a more responsible individual.

It leaves her unchanged and unaffected.

It makes her increasingly reliant on others.

It causes her to focus solely on her personal desires.

Which example shows indirect characterization of Mattie?

Her reactions to events in the story.

Her detailed thoughts about the fever.

Her conversations with her family.

How does the author use metaphors to describe the impact of the fever?

By comparing it to a destructive force that overwhelms the city.

By depicting it as a minor inconvenience.

By describing it in terms of personal emotions.

By focusing on its historical significance alone.

What can be predicted about Mattie's journey based on her early experiences?

She will overcome the challenges and grow stronger.

She will give up and leave Philadelphia.

She will become a major historical figure.

She will remain passive throughout the story.

Which cause-and-effect relationship is demonstrated in the novel?

The fever’s spread leads to increased quarantine measures.

Mattie’s success in business causes the fever to worsen.

The quarantine measures lead to fewer cases of the fever.

Mattie’s independence leads to her increased reliance on others.

How does Mattie’s internal conflict contribute to the plot?

It drives her actions and decisions, shaping the story’s progression.

It slows down the story’s development.

It focuses solely on her interactions with other characters.

It provides background information rather than advancing the plot.

What role does foreshadowing play in the development of Mattie’s character?

It hints at her future growth and challenges.

It describes her physical appearance in detail.

It provides a historical background.

It focuses on other characters’ developments.

Which of the following is an example of indirect characterization?

Mattie’s actions and reactions to events.

Descriptions of Mattie’s appearance.

Mattie’s internal monologues.

Other characters’ direct comments about Mattie.

What does Mattie’s experience with the fever reveal about her internal conflict?

It highlights her struggle between personal desires and responsibilities.

It shows her passive approach to life.

It focuses on her lack of emotional connection with others.

It demonstrates her avoidance of crucial decisions.

How does the novel’s setting contribute to Mattie’s character development?

It creates an environment that challenges and shapes her growth.

It remains constant and does not affect her development.

It provides a backdrop unrelated to her personal journey.

It only serves to provide historical context.

Which context clue helps to understand the meaning of “epidemic”?

Descriptions of widespread illness affecting many people.

The mention of individual, isolated cases.

References to unaffected, healthy individuals.

The term “quarantine” and its purpose.

How does Mattie’s relationship with her mother contribute to the plot?

It drives Mattie’s internal and external conflicts.

It serves as a minor subplot with little impact on the main story.

It focuses solely on their financial struggles.

It provides background information about the setting.

Which example best illustrates the use of simile in describing the fever?

The fever spread like a wildfire through the city.

Mattie's hope was a beacon in the dark.

The fever was a dark cloud over the city.

How does the novel differentiate between fact and opinion in its portrayal of historical events?

By presenting actual historical data and distinguishing it from personal viewpoints.

By focusing exclusively on the author’s opinions.

By avoiding historical facts and relying solely on fictional elements.

By presenting only opinions about the fever and its effects.

What is the significance of Mattie’s development from a passive to an active character?

It shows her growth in dealing with the fever and her responsibilities.

It indicates her lack of interest in the main plot.

It highlights her dependence on other characters.

It focuses on her avoidance of crucial issues.

Which of the following best explains the sequence of events leading to the novel’s climax?

Mattie’s increasing involvement in battling the fever and her personal struggles.

The historical context of the fever’s spread.

Mattie’s interactions with minor characters.

The detailed descriptions of Philadelphia’s setting.

How does the author use context clues to help readers understand new vocabulary?

By providing definitions and examples within the narrative.

By avoiding complex vocabulary and using simple terms.

By focusing solely on historical context.

By requiring readers to look up words independently.

Which example demonstrates a man vs. nature conflict in the novel?

Mattie’s struggle against the fever’s physical effects.

Mattie’s internal conflict about her personal goals.

Mattie’s disagreements with other characters.

Mattie’s reflections on her family’s expectations.

How does the central conflict of the fever shape the novel’s plot?

It drives the narrative forward.

It introduces the main characters.

It provides a resolution to the story.

It serves as a backdrop for the setting.

It drives the characters’ actions and decisions, leading to resolution.

It serves as a backdrop with little impact on the story’s progression.

It focuses exclusively on historical details.

It provides minor subplots that do not affect the main story.

What role does Mattie’s internal conflict play in the novel’s resolution?

It contributes to her growth and ultimate resolution of the central conflict.

It remains unresolved and does not impact the ending.

It diverts attention from the main plot.

It focuses on her interactions with other characters rather than the central conflict.

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What is an example of a metaphor used in the novel?

The fever spread like wildfire.

Mattie was a ship lost at sea.

Her thoughts were a whirlwind.

The city was covered in a blanket of fog.

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30 sec • 1 pt

What does the early mention of the fever’s spread foreshadow about the story?

The fever will be quickly contained.

The characters will learn to live with the fever.

The fever will have a significant impact on the characters' lives.

The fever will be resolved without any casualties.

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30 sec • 1 pt

Which of the following statements is a fact from the novel?

The fever had a devastating impact on Philadelphia.

Mattie will always remember her mother as perfect.

The novel exaggerates historical events for dramatic effect.

The characters in the novel are entirely fictional.

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CCSS.RL.8.9

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What internal conflict does Mattie face as she tries to save her mother?

Her fear of contracting the fever.

Her desire for adventure versus her responsibilities.

Her guilt over not being able to help her mother.

Her conflict with the city's authorities.

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30 sec • 1 pt

How does Mattie’s realization that she must fend for herself affect her character?

She becomes more dependent on others.

She gains a sense of independence and maturity.

She decides to leave Philadelphia immediately.

She avoids making any important decisions.

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30 sec • 1 pt

Which sentence includes a simile?

Mattie faced the fever with a brave heart.

The fever was a relentless storm.

The fever spread like wildfire.

Mattie’s worries were a dark cloud.

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30 sec • 1 pt

What can be inferred about Mattie’s character from her actions?

She is passive and has little influence on the plot.

She evolves into a resilient and resourceful individual.

She is driven solely by personal gain.

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