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Historical fiction does NOT include dialect, or an informal way of speaking. True or False
False
Includes characters who face problems that real people had in the past. True or False
True
Historical fiction is set in a fake place and time in history. True or False
False
After Abby gives the herbs to Emma, what do they talk about?
They talk about their worries.
What is Emma’s reaction to the herbs that Abby brought back?
She smiles and shows her approval, especially of the mind Abby brought back.
Who does ‘the Missus’ refer to?
Mr. Carrington’s wife.
How does Mr. Carrington react when Abby gives him the sprig of mint?
He nods his thanks and moves on.
What does Abigail give Mr. Carrington? Why?
Abigail give a sprig of mint to Mr. Carrington to possibly to distract Mr. Carrington or to show him how calm and collected she is.
Why does Abby tell Mr. Carrington that the herbs were for a cake?
She remembered her father said not to arouse suspicion, so she makes up a believable story.
What evidence in the text supports that Abby was nervous when she met Mr. Carrington?
The text states, “Once he’d nodded and continued on, I commenced to breathe again.”
How does Abby feel about her meeting with Mr. Carrington?
Abby is nervous and scared.
What other things does Abby say or do that reveal her anxiety?
She feels like fainting when father tells her to find herbs. She keeps rehearsing Emma’s words so she won’t forget what the herbs look like.
Why does the father scold Abigail in the third and fourth paragraphs?
Father scolds Abigail because she pleads with him to call a doctor to help Nellis.
Who are the characters?
Abigail, a 12-year-old girl, her father, and two runaway enslaved Africans – Nellis and Emma.
When and where does the story take place?
The story takes place in 1851 on a farm in Massachusetts- a station on the Underground Railroad.
What does the adage, ‘Patience is bitter, but its fruit is sweet’ mean?
Having to wait for something is not easy but what you get is often worth the wait.
The firefighters were _______ by the dangerous conditions they faced.
undaunted
My family enjoys sitting on the ______at our building’s door during summer nights.
stoop
They underwent the _____of military training
rigors
Tamer hit Nader with the stick so Nader pushed him against the wall in _______.
retaliation
She has ___________patience when she’s dealing with children.
infinite
She has endured disappointments with _______and patience.
fortitude
She was worried that someone will know about her __________the night before, but no one did.
eavesdropping
My new friend is often ________to read in her free time, since she enjoys reading.
disposed
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