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Deadly by Julie Chibbaro facts and information
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1
Prudence feels that the interview has changed when she sees life come into Mr. Soper's eyes and
He shows her the laboratory.
He helps her on with her coat.
He congratulates her on typing so fast.
He asks her about her father.
2
Deadly is written in:
First person.
Third person.
All different views.
Second person.
3
DEADLY is written in:
Dialogue format.
Story format.
Narrative format.
Diary/journal format.
4
As we read DEADLY, we learned:
About technology, language, and events in the early 1900s.
Just about the schooling in the early 1900s.
Just about the spread of cholera in the early 1900s.
How to start and drive a car in the early 1900s.
5
The run down apartments in New York City in the early 1900s were called:
Tenements.
Lofts.
Fire escapes.
Townhomes.
6
Who had foppish hair? Ha! Ha!
Jeremy
Mr. Soper
Jonathan
Justin
7
The interview with Mr. Soper has a positive change when:
Prudence gives Mr. Soper her personal information.
Prudence asks about "How the Other Half Lives"
Prudence tells Mr. Soper her Marm is a midwife.
Prudence types 60 words per minute.
8
How did Dr. Baker help Prudence prepare for medical school?
Gave Prudence books to study and tutored her.
Gave Prudence time off to doctor with Marm.
Gave Prudence a raise so she could afford school.
Gave her advice and a promotion.
9
The name of the book that made NYC aware of the filthiness of the tenements.
How the Other Half Lives
How New Yorkers Live.
The Importance of Disease in New York
Clean Up Our City!
10
Who did Prudence lose in life?
Benny, her dad, and Anushka
Benny, her dad, and Josephine..
Marm and her dad
Benny, her dad, and Mrs. Zanberger.
11
When they capture Mary Mallon, Prudence is concerned for:
Mary and the rummy's relationship.
The health of Jonathan.
The health of her and Mr. Soper.
Mary's well-being/rights and also protecting the public.
12
A historical fiction is set in the past and must have:
Great dialogue and historical figures.
Must have a great believable plot.
A plot that centers around actual events.
Precise setting, facts and data.
13
Mary Mallon wrote the letter, "In Her Own Words" to tell:
How it feels to be studied like a freak show.
People that she is going to escape.
Why she threw a fork at Mr. Soper.
How tough she is and how she can take all that they do.
14
At the end of the book, did Prudence keep working for Mr. Soper?
No
Yes