Fiona's Lace

What made Fiona think of the trail of lace in the fire?

• Making lace was her family's heritage and she new her mother would recognize it and find them.

• She knew the lace would burn in the fire and be gone for good.

• It was the only thing they had with them.

• The lace was the same color as the bushes and would blend in.

What is the main theme of 'Fiona's Lace'?

• Family heritage and tradition

• Adventure and exploration

• Friendship and loyalty

• Mystery and suspense

Which literary device is prominently used in 'Fiona's Lace'?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Foreshadowing

• Personification

What role does lace play in the story of 'Fiona's Lace'?

• A symbol of wealth

• A tool for survival

• A decorative item

• A family heirloom

How does Fiona's family background influence her actions in the story?

• It makes her rebellious

• It instills a sense of responsibility

• It causes her to be fearful

• It leads her to seek adventure

What is the setting of 'Fiona's Lace'?

• A bustling city

• A quiet village

• A remote island

• A historical town

Which character trait best describes Fiona in 'Fiona's Lace'?

• Timid

• Resourceful

• Careless

• Arrogant

What is the significance of the fire in 'Fiona's Lace'?

• It represents danger

• It symbolizes warmth

• It is a turning point

• It is a background event

How does the author convey the importance of family in 'Fiona's Lace'?

• Through dialogue

• Through symbolism

• Through character actions

• Through setting description

What is the climax of 'Fiona's Lace'?

• Fiona creating the lace

• The family escaping danger

• The lace being discovered

• The family reuniting