The Hope Chest, Chapter 6 Quiz

Violet's initial impression of Washington, D.C., was:

• Beautiful and clean.

• Exactly as she pictured it.

• Dirty and industrial.

• Small and quaint.

What was the name of the place where Myrtle used to live?

• Terrell Town.

• Louse Home Alley.

• Paul Place.

• Cameron City.

Who did Violet and Myrtle visit to get information about the suffragists?

• President Wilson.

• Alice Paul.

• Mary Church Terrell.

• Lucy Burns.

Where was Chloe working?

• Washington D.C.

• New York.

• Tennessee.

• Virginia.

What were those opposed to women's suffrage called?

• Pro-suffragists

• Anti-suffragists

• Neutralists

• Feminists.

Describe the living conditions in Louse Home Alley:

• Clean and well-maintained

• Wealthy and modern

• Poor and run-down

• Spacious and airy

Why was the vote in Tennessee so important?

• It was the state where President Wilson lived

• It was close to where Violet was coming from

• It was one of the last chances to ratify the amendment

• It had the most suffragist supporters

What did Violet learn about Chloe’s involvement in the suffrage movement?

• She was a writer for the movement

• She donated money

• She picketed and was jailed

• She organized meetings

How did Violet's perspective on her parents shift?

• She admired them more

• She felt indifferent towards them

• She realized they were wrong about some things

• Her perspective stayed the same

Where was the headquarters of the National Woman’s Party?

• The White House

• The Capitol Building

• Cameron House

• Louse Home Alley