Author's Forward - 3
Why is Sarah's father being threatened? Who has threatened to do him harm? What have they done before?
Vocabulary:
gaunt (2)
vermin (11)
prowler (12)
clout (18)
Chapters 4 - 7
Why was Sarah's father tar and feathered? What happened because of it? Where will she go?
Vocabulary:
pamphlet (21)
commissary (25)
ruction (31)
Chapters 8 - 11
Why was Sarah apprehended at the end of the chapter? What might she be accused of?
Vocabulary:
loitering (48)
traipsing (56)
steeple (54)
Chapters 12 - 15
Why did Sarah flee the boat? How will this affect her future during the war?
Vocabulary:
pallet (66)
estuary (73)
rousing (79)
demented (81)
Chapters 16 - 19
In what ways are things difficult? When did these difficulties begin?
Vocabulary:
squatting (86)
chastening (87)
tamp (94)
premises (97)
Chapters 20 - 23
Describe the location Sarah has found and how she made it livable.
Vocabulary:
sundry (109)
routed (114)
tallow (123)
Chapters 24 - 27
What might be the consequence of Sarah's actions with the animal traps?
Vocabulary:
auger (129)
felled (135)
aslant (137)
Chapters 28 - 31
Do you thing Sarah should feel uneasy visiting the town? What might happen?
Vocabulary:
strife (147)
pried (149)
vittles (155)
frugal (167)
Chapters 32 - 35
Weigh the adventures and disadvantages of Sarah's choice to live alone.
Vocabulary:
stammer (173)
somber (174)
torrent (179)
smoldering (183)
Chapters 36 - 41
What lesson concerning anger and forgivness was the reader supposed to take from the work?
Vocabulary:
poultice (191)
calamity (200)
detain (204)
loath (209)
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