Character Decisions and Health Concerns

Liddy returns to work after an injury, determined to continue despite her bald spot. Her roommates, Amelia and Betsy, express concerns about their health and factory life. Amelia eventually leaves for a teaching job, leaving Liddy to train a new worker, Bridget. Bridget struggles with her new role, but with support from Liddy and Diana, she begins to improve.

What does Liddy do with her bandage after Dr. Craven treats her?

• Decorates it with flowers

• Removes it immediately

• Asks for a new one

• Keeps it on for a week

Why does Liddy decide to return to work despite her injury?

• She was ordered by Dr. Craven

• She needs the money

• She enjoys her work

• She doesn't want to appear weak

Who visits Liddy on Sunday evening and comments on her health?

• Dr. Morris

• Mrs. Bedlow

• Diana

• Amelia

What does Liddy worry about while trying to sleep?

• Her family's well-being

• Her job security

• Her appearance

• Her future plans

Why is Liddy puzzled about Dr. Craven's involvement?

• He is not the usual doctor

• He didn't treat her properly

• He was rude to her

• He charged too much

What does Betsy struggle with during the night?

• A stomach ache

• A fever

• A persistent cough

• A headache

What decision does Amelia make about her future?

• To travel abroad

• To stay at the factory

• To return home

• To find a new job

What does Betsy promise to do if Amelia stays until summer?

• Learn a new skill

• See a doctor

• Work harder

• Save more money

How does Liddy feel about training Bridget?

• Proud

• Frustrated

• Indifferent

• Excited

What is Bridget's main struggle in her new role?

• Operating the machines

• Tying knots

• Understanding instructions

• Communicating with others