Chains Novel Quiz: Chapters 30-35

Why does Isabel decide to help Curzon in chapters 30-35, even though it is risky for her?

• She wants to impress Lady Seymour.

• She feels a sense of loyalty and friendship towards Curzon.

• She is promised money by the British.

• She is ordered to do so by Madam Lockton.

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How does Isabel use her knowledge of the Lockton household to her advantage during these chapters?

• She steals food for herself.

• She finds ways to secretly communicate and move around unnoticed.

• She locks Madam in her room.

• She invites friends over.

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What is the significance of Isabel’s decision to visit the prison where Curzon is held?

• It shows she is careless.

• It demonstrates her bravery and willingness to take risks for others.

• It is part of her daily chores.

• It is required by her owners.

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How does Isabel’s relationship with Lady Seymour change in chapters 30-35?

• Lady Seymour becomes more distant.

• Lady Seymour begins to trust and care for Isabel more.

• Lady Seymour punishes Isabel.

• Lady Seymour ignores Isabel completely.

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In what way does Isabel show resourcefulness when trying to help Curzon?

• She asks Madam Lockton for help.

• She sneaks food and information to Curzon.

• She runs away immediately.

• She tells the British soldiers everything.

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How does Isabel’s understanding of freedom change during these chapters?

• She believes freedom is impossible.

• She realizes freedom is worth fighting for, even if it is dangerous.

• She thinks freedom is only for white people.

• She decides to stop thinking about freedom.

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What does Isabel do to try to improve Curzon’s condition in prison?

• She ignores his needs.

• She brings him food and tries to get him medical help.

• She tells Madam Lockton to help him.

• She writes a letter to the mayor.

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How does Isabel’s ability to read and write help her in these chapters?

• She uses it to write secret messages and understand important information.

• She reads stories to the Locktons.

• She teaches Curzon to read.

• She writes a book.

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Why is Isabel’s knowledge of the city important in chapters 30-35?

• It helps her find places to hide and ways to move around safely.

• She gets lost easily.

• She uses it to become a tour guide.

• She tells the British about the city.

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How does Isabel’s attitude toward Madam Lockton change in these chapters?

• She becomes more afraid of her.

• She becomes more determined to resist her control.

• She tries to become friends with her.

• She ignores her completely.

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