Narrator's Actions and Concerns for Ruth

The transcript follows a narrative set in 1776 New York, where a young girl, along with her sister Ruth, faces challenges under the care of a harsh mistress. The protagonist plans an escape to seek freedom and safety for her and her sister. She navigates the city at night, avoiding soldiers and other dangers, to deliver crucial information to an ally, Curzon. The story highlights themes of courage, resilience, and the quest for freedom.

What is the setting of Chapter 10?

• Philadelphia, May 5, 1776

• Boston, July 4, 1776

• Charleston, August 8, 1776

• New York, June 6, 1776

How does Colonel Knox describe the people of New York?

• Humble and generous

• Proud and conceited

• Timid and reserved

• Friendly and welcoming

Who was the first to leave after the supper?

• Colonel Knox

• Ruth

• Lady Seymour

• Madam Lockton

What was Ruth's reaction during supper?

• She refused to eat anything

• She ate a few bites and laid her head down

• She ate heartily and asked for more

• She was cheerful and talkative

What did the narrator suspect about Madam's treatment of Ruth?

• Madam was kind to Ruth

• Madam beat Ruth into silence

• Madam praised Ruth

• Madam ignored Ruth

What did the narrator promise Ruth?

• To make her a new doll

• To buy her new clothes

• To teach her to read

• To take her to the market

What was the narrator's main concern for Ruth?

• Her health

• Her happiness

• Her education

• Her safety

What did the narrator do to comfort Ruth?

• Sang a lullaby

• Told a story

• Read her a book

• Gave her a toy

What did the narrator promise Ruth?

• To make her a new doll

• To take her to the market

• To teach her to read

• To buy her new clothes

What was the narrator's main concern for Ruth?

• Her happiness

• Her education

• Her health

• Her safety