Chains Chapters 21-30

What is the main setting of Chapters 21-30 in "Chains" by Laurie Halse Anderson?

• Boston

• New York City

• Philadelphia

• Washington D.C.

Which character is primarily responsible for Isabel's well-being in these chapters?

• Curzon

• Madam Lockton

• Lady Seymour

• Ruth

What significant event happens to Isabel in these chapters?

• She escapes to freedom

• She is sold to a new owner

• She is arrested for stealing

• She receives a letter from her parents

How does Isabel help Lady Seymour during the fire?

• She carries her to safety

• She saves her important documents

• She calls for help

• She puts out the fire

What does Isabel discover about the Locktons' involvement in the war?

• They are secretly supporting the Patriots

• They are neutral and do not support either side

• They are Loyalists supporting the British

• They are spies for the French

What is Isabel's main goal throughout these chapters?

• To find her sister Ruth

• To learn how to read

• To earn money for her freedom

• To become a spy for the Patriots

What does Isabel use to try to communicate with Curzon?

• Secret letters

• A hidden code

• A special whistle

• A series of knocks

What does Madam Lockton do to punish Isabel for her disobedience?

• She locks her in the cellar

• She sends her to the stocks

• She withholds her food

• She sells her to another family

How does Isabel feel about the Patriots and their cause?

• She fully supports them

• She is indifferent to their cause

• She is skeptical of their intentions

• She is afraid of them

What does Isabel do to try to gain her freedom?

• She writes a petition to the governor

• She attempts to escape

• She asks Lady Seymour for help

• She offers to spy for the British