After working for 8 long hours in the sun, the worker was surprised to only receive a _________ $40.

Although Yetta and Rahel struggled to pay for their rent and food, Bella remembered that people in Italy were even more _______.

Jane and her rich friends lived a very ________ lifestyle with chauffeurs and maids catering to their every need.

When questioned by Mrs. Millhouse and her father about where she had been, Jane had to _______ a story.

Mrs. Millhouse is such a snob that she refers to Bella as a _________________ creature when Jane brings her home.

Even when some progress is made in the factory, Yetta ________ that they have not made the changes that they deserve.

The rich women in New York City decide to help the factory girls because they hoped to obtain __________ for women.

The fancy dresses and hats that Jane left behind for her new life were ______________ with fancy details.

Jane and her rich friends are surprised that the girls who work in the Triangle Shirt Waist Factory look rather _______________ although they are making clothes.

While Harriet and her sister were dressed like little princesses, Rocco and his siblings looked like ______________.

Upon entering the United States, most immigrants like Bella entered through

Although the novel Uprising is fiction the setting, ____________, was a real place.

Which of these was not a goal of the labor movement in which Jane, Yetta, and Bella fought?

At the end of the story, Mrs. Livingston is revealed to be Bella who is married to _________________.

Although Yetta should have been filled with ____________ when Rahel shares the news of her engagement, she becomes bitter and angry.

Jane tires of Mrs. Millhouse's __________________ about going to the right parties to find an appropriate husband and finally runs away from home leaving her boring life.

Who was ultimately responsible for the 146 deaths in the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory?

During the time in which Uprising was set, from what part of the world did most immigrants come?

Which theme is best represented by this quote?

Which theme is best represented by this quote?

"You cannot hide us away in your factory, cheating us in private, Yetta wanted to tell them. We're telling the whole city what you do, how you treat us, how girls' lives and health are sacrificed so you can make your millions!" (Haddix 152).

Which theme is best represented by this quote?

"'You… are… fired!' [Jane yelled]… [Miss Milhouse replied] 'You're even more foolish than I thought! You can't fire me! You're just a girl. You're nothing'" (Haddix 161-162).

Which theme is best represented by this quote?

"'You can come and live with Rahel and me', Yetta said. 'Girls like us, we stick together'" (Haddix 165).

Which theme is best represented by this quote?

“The metal was covered with grease and grime and it scared Jane, somehow, to see what filth and ugliness lay beneath the gleaming, polished, exterior of her car” (Haddix 191).

Identify the underlined part of this quote.

As the police round up the strikers, Bella begs, “Tell him that Yetta was really trying to help me, she didn’t do anything wrong, she shouldn’t be in that police wagon—" (Haddix 134).

Identify the underlined part of this quote.

As the police round up the strikers, Bella begs, “Tell him that Yetta was really trying to help me, she didn’t do anything wrong, she shouldn’t be in that police wagon—"(Haddix 134).

Identify the underlined part of this quote.

As the police round up the strikers, Bella begs, “Tell him that Yetta was really trying to help me, she didn’t do anything wrong, she shouldn’t be in that police wagon—" (Haddix 134).

Identify the underlined part of this quote.

As the police round up the strikers, Bella begs, “Tell him that Yetta was really trying to help me, she didn’t do anything wrong, she shouldn’t be in that police wagon—"(Haddix 134).