The Iron Dragon Chapter 7

Winnie met Lee.

Winnie described Mr. Crocker as a bully. This implies that Mr. Crocker exhibits aggressive and intimidating behavior towards others, often using his power or strength to harm or control them. This description suggests that Mr. Crocker is not kind or considerate towards others and may engage in harmful actions to assert his dominance.

The dress was burgundy in color.

The Chinese want both equal wages and equal conditions. This suggests that they desire fair and equitable treatment in terms of their salaries and working conditions. They aim for equality in the workplace, advocating for equal pay for equal work and ensuring that everyone is provided with the same opportunities and benefits. By wanting both equal wages and equal conditions, the Chinese prioritize a harmonious and balanced work environment where all employees are treated fairly and without discrimination.

The correct answer is ALL OF THE ABOVE. This means that all of the options mentioned - going to work before the sun goes up, working in unsafe conditions, and not being able to see the sky or the sun - are things that are not right. These options highlight negative aspects such as early work hours, unsafe working conditions, and lack of access to natural elements like the sky and sun.

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The correct answer is "Eat it." This implies that Lee consumes the second apple instead of giving it to Handsome or saving it.

The correct answer is "starve the Chinese." This suggests that Crocker was attempting to stop the strike by depriving the Chinese workers of food or resources, possibly as a means of forcing them to give up their demands or return to work. This approach is unethical and oppressive, as it involves intentionally causing harm to a specific group of workers.

The real issue for Strobridge was that the Chinese workers were not allowed to strike. This suggests that the Chinese workers were being treated unfairly and were not given the same rights and opportunities as other workers. This restriction on their ability to strike would have further exacerbated the unequal treatment they were facing.

The strike started on Monday.