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Lyddie Ch 9-12 Review

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does Lyddie notice first when she enters the weaving room for the first time?

a)

The smell

b)

The noise

c)

The dark

d)

The heat

2.

Who teaches Lyddie how to work the looms?

a)

Mr. Marsden

b)

Brigid

c)

Diana

d)

Betsy

3.

Who is the bald overseer with the black mustache who refers to Lyddie as "his best girl"?

a)

Mr. Marsden

b)

Ezekial

c)

Jeremiah Stevens

d)

Mr. Graves

4.

Why do the roommates warn Lyddie about Diana Goss?

a)

She is an abolitionist

b)

She is good friends with the overseer

c)

She is a member of a cult

d)

She is a radical because she is a member of the Female Labor Reform Association

5.

What are some of the dangerous working conditions at the mill?

a)

dusty air

b)

noise

c)

fire

d)

dangerous machines

6.

What does Diana do for Lyddie the night she (Lyddie) visits the boarding house?

a)

She gives Lyddie paper to write to Charlie and her mother

b)

She gives Lyddie a lecture about the Female Labor Reform Association

c)

She forces Lyddie to sign the 10 Hour Petition

d)

She teaches Lyddie to read

7.

"And I don't suppose you think a thirteen-hour day overly long, either" is an example of which working condition?

a)

Compensation

b)

Child/Forced Labor

c)

Hours

d)

Health/Safety/Environment

8.

"Now that she thought of it, she could hardly breathe, the air was so laden with moisture and debris" is an example of which working condition?

a)

Compensation

b)

Child/Forced Labor

c)

Hours

d)

Health/Safety/Environment

9.

What novel does Betsy begin reading to Lyddie after her first full day on the job?

a)

A Tale of Two Cities

b)

Oliver Twist

c)

Great Expectations

d)

David Copperfield

10.

Why does Lyddie relate to the main character in the story Betsy reads?

a)

She doesn't relate

b)

Both of them were orphans

c)

Both of them were an only child

d)

Both knew hunger and wanting something they couldn't have

11.

Why does Lyddie give Betsy ten cents out of her first paycheck?

a)

Lyddie is generous

b)

Lyddie lost a bet

c)

To help with the cost of renting the book

d)

She owed Betsy money for postage

12.

Why is Betsy saving her money?

a)

To pay for her brother's college

b)

To go to college

c)

To buy a house

d)

To send it to her family

13.

Why can't Lyddie leave in July like her roommates?

a)

She has no home

b)

She signed a year long contract

c)

She has no money

d)

She would rather work

14.

"And if you leave without an honorable discharge, not only will you never work at the Concord Corporation again, but no other mill in Lowell will ever engage you" is an example of which working condition?

a)

Treatment of the Individual Worker

b)

Hours

c)

Health/Safety/Environment

d)

Compensation

15.

"I started here as a doffer when I was ten. So I've fifteen years here" is an example of which working condition?

a)

Treatment of the Individual Worker

b)

Child/Forced Labor

c)

Health/Safety/Environment

d)

Compensation

16.

Why does Lyddie work so hard to read Oliver Twist on her own?

a)

She wants to read it to Betsy

b)

She wants to impress Charlie

c)

She doesn't want to pay to rent it for long

d)

She has nothing else to do

17.

What TWO things does Lyddie purchase with her first big July paycheck?

a)

A new pair of boots

b)

A new cotton dress

c)

A copy of Oliver Twist

d)

A new bonnet

18.

What TWO things does Lyddie's mother's letter tell us?

a)

Agnes is dead

b)

Clarissa is dead

c)

Judah is sick

d)

Rachel is sick

19.

Why does Prudence leave the mills?

a)

Her father got her a teaching job

b)

She hated factory life

c)

She has "the cough"

d)

She was fired

20.

"Our real wages have gone down more often than they've gone up" is an example of which working condition?

a)

Child/Forced Labor

b)

Hours

c)

Health/Safety/Environment

d)

Compensation