WorksheetsChains Ch.11
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 11mins
No need to fret ma'am. (p.70)
What is the synonym (has the closest meaning) for the underlined word?
plan
chat
worry
hope
P.71 The soldiers left the library, deposited the lead weights by the front door, and headed up to the second floor.
What is a synonym for the underlined word?
removed
placed
withdrew
donated
My heart sang.
This is an example of what type of figurative language?
idiom
hyperbole
metaphor
personification
The bed that sat as high as a carriage...
This is an example of what type of figurative language?
Simile
personification
hyperbole
metaphor
What caused Mr. Lockton's mouth to turn up in a sly smile on p.73, paragraph 2?
One of the soldiers blushed
He knew the money wasn't in the chest anymore.
He was happy that Madam wanted to stay by his side.
Bellingham told a mildly funny joke.
As I gathered the sheets, I watched the gate, waiting for the rebels to arrive to arrest the Locktons and reward me with our liberty. We would be given proper cabins on the ship, I was sure of it. Yes indeed, that was my future.
What can you infer from the statement above?
Isabel was worried.
Isabel needed sheets to take on the ship.
Isabel was hopeful.
Isabel was scared.
Which of the following is a FACT?
"You can't arrest him. He's done nothing."
"...of all the insults, this is the lowest."
"There is nothing to worry about."
The man knelt in front of the chest an opened the latch.
What is the main idea of page 68?
Isabel had overslept and it was causing her to work slowly.
Madam Lockton told Isabel to wear her shoes in the house.
Becky was upset that Isabel hadn't started the fire.
The floor was filthy and the banister needed to be polished.
Why did the soldiers really start removing the windows in the Lockton's house?
They had run out of ammunition and needed more.
They wanted to catch the Locktons so they could set Isabel free.
They used that as an excuse to get in the home and look for the money.
The windows needed to be replaced because they were so old.
What did the soldiers find in Madam's walnut chest?
Souveniers from her trip.
Nothing. It was empty.
stacks of money.
Madam's dirty linens.
