12 Questions
What activity did Ellen and her mother do in the kitchen with the wigs?
Curl the wigs for redcoat officers
Why did Ellen remember the night in August vividly?
The British army came to New York
What was Ellen's father's reaction when he heard the alarm in August?
Rushed off with his musket to join the other men
How did Ellen feel about the kitchen environment?
She felt happy
Why did Ellen's mother feel wistful in the conversation with Ellen?
Due to the memories of sewing and knitting with her mother
What event prompted Ellen's brother Ezra to go with their father to join the village militia?
The British army landing on Long Island
Why did Mother bite her lip and become silent when Ellen asked about Ezra?
Because she was worried about Ezra being on a prison ship.
What event led Mother and Ellen to go back to New York?
Running out of food and money.
Why did Mother emphasize the need for caution to Ellen in New York?
To warn her about the presence of British supporters in town.
What made Mother nervous and upset most of the time?
Her worries about their dire circumstances.
Why did Ellen and her mother have to walk ten miles back to New York?
To seek help from Grandfather for their dire situation.
What event deeply affected Mother and Ellen after the Battle of Brooklyn Heights?
The death of many men from their village, including Ellen's father.
A quiz based on Ellen's memories in the kitchen, reflecting on past times spent sewing, knitting, and learning lessons. Test your understanding of the sentimental moments shared within the kitchen.
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