Chains By Laurie Halse Anderson Quiz

Madam Lockton believed that Ruth's episodes were evidence of her being possessed by the devil. This suggests that Madam Lockton attributed Ruth's behavior to supernatural forces rather than considering any other possible explanations for her episodes. Therefore, the statement "Madam Lockton thought Ruth was possessed by the devil because of her episodes" is true.

Madam changes Isabel's name to Sal.

Isabel's ability to read and write is confirmed as true.

Curzon was Isabel's only friend. This can be inferred from the context of the question, which suggests that Isabel had only one friend. The other options, Becky, Madam Lockton, and Sarah, are not mentioned in the question and therefore cannot be considered as Isabel's friend. Therefore, the correct answer is Curzon.

The statement suggests that there was indeed a secret code required to gain entrance to the Patriot's encampment. This implies that without knowing and providing the correct code, one would not be allowed entry. Therefore, the correct answer is "True."

Isabel's duty every morning was to collect water from the Tea Water Pump.

The I that was branded into Isabel's face stands for "Insolence". This means that Isabel was branded with the letter I as a punishment for being disrespectful or showing a lack of respect towards someone in authority.

The statement states that Lady Seymour's house caught fire and burned down. This implies that the statement is true, as it directly states a fact.

The beginning of the story takes place in Rhode Island.

Madame Lockton gave Isabel a sleeping potion in a glass of sweet milk to make her fall asleep so that she could sneak Ruth out of the house without Isabel's interference. This action suggests that Madame Lockton wanted to remove Ruth from the house secretly, possibly to carry out some nefarious plan or to keep her hidden from someone.

Madam Lockton did not admire Isabel and did not decide to take her as her personal servant. In fact, Madam Lockton purchased Isabel and her sister Ruth as slaves, showing no admiration or personal interest in Isabel. Therefore, the correct answer is False.

Isabel tried to steal a coin purse of money when she was running away at the end of the book. However, Lady Seymour actually gave it to her.

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Master Lockton hid in a crate marked Cheese to escape New York when the Patriots were looking for Loyalists. This disguise would have helped him blend in with other goods being transported, as cheese was a common item. By choosing a crate marked Cheese, Lockton could have easily avoided suspicion and made his escape without being detected by the Patriots searching for Loyalists.

During the American Revolution, "tarring and feathering" was a form of punishment used by colonists against those who were seen as loyal to the British Crown. This involved covering the person in hot tar and then applying feathers, causing humiliation and pain. Tea was associated with British culture and was seen as a symbol of loyalty to the Crown. Therefore, it is possible that drinking or serving tea during this time could have led to being "tarred and feathered," making the statement true.

The statement is false because there is no mention of Isabel striking Madam Lockton in the given information. The information only states that Isabel was told Ruth was sold, but it does not provide any details about Isabel's actions or any physical altercation between Isabel and Madam Lockton.

After Isabel's punishment for running away, she was severely injured and had to be taken to Lady Semour's house for medical attention. She remained unconscious for a period of six days, indicating the severity of her condition and the time it took for her to recover.

Isabel's mother believes that the best time to speak to ghosts is right before sunrise. This suggests that there is a spiritual connection or a higher likelihood of encountering ghosts during this time. The calmness and stillness of the early morning hours may create an atmosphere conducive to communicating with the spirit world. Additionally, it may be believed that the veil between the living and the dead is thinner during this time, making it easier to connect with spirits.

Isabel baked Maple Syrup Bread Pudding for the Canvastown family.

The statement says that Isabel was not given Christmas off. However, the correct answer is False, which means that Isabel was actually given Christmas off.