Narrator's Journey in 1793

In 1793 Philadelphia, amidst a yellow fever outbreak, a narrator finds a young girl, Nell, whose mother has died. The narrator decides to care for Nell despite personal struggles. Seeking help, they are directed to Reverend Allen's group. The journey to find assistance is fraught with challenges, including a dangerous encounter with a drunk. Eventually, the narrator locates Eliza, a member of the Free African Society, who offers support.

What year does the narrative take place?

• 1776

• 1800

• 1793

• 1789

What epidemic is affecting Philadelphia in the narrative?

• Influenza

• Yellow Fever

• Smallpox

• Cholera

Who is the child found by the narrator?

• Maddie

• Eliza

• Anna

• Nell

What is the narrator's initial reaction upon finding Nell?

• Ignores her

• Calls for help

• Leaves her

• Picks her up

What does the narrator decide to do with Nell?

• Take her to the hospital

• Find someone to care for her

• Take her to an orphanage

• Leave her with neighbors

Who does the narrator seek help from for Nell?

• Reverend Al Allen's group

• The police

• A local doctor

• A neighbor

What street is the narrator advised to go to for help?

• Market Street

• Main Street

• 5th Street

• Broadway

What is the narrator's concern while walking through the streets?

• Getting lost

• Losing Nell

• Being attacked

• Finding food

Who does the narrator think she sees in the street?

• Anna

• Eliza

• Maddie

• Nell

What does the narrator do when she thinks she sees Eliza?

• Calls the police

• Gives up

• Runs after her

• Goes home