Setting
Plot
Characters
Epidemiology
Keeping it Random
100

Who built their house two blocks from  the coffee shop and people were interested in visiting this landmark? 

Page 7

George Washington

100

How many times did the church bells ring in chapter 5?

Page 32

21 times

100

Who did Matilde see at the market when she was buying lemons?

Page 30

Nathaniel Benson (crush)

100

What do the people of Philadelphia think is causing the Yellow Fever?

The Refugees 

The Docks

Bad Air In The City

100

What color was the ribbon that Eliza put in Matilda's hair?

Page 44

Green & Gold

200

What year did Matilde's father build the house and business? 

Page 7

1783

200

How Quickly Did Polly Die?

Page 15

3 Quarters of an Hour

aka: 45 minutes

200

Why did Eliza choose to live in Philadelphia of all places?

Page 8

In Philadelphia she was free.  Her husband bought her freedom.  In Philadelphia the Quakers who lived there didn't believe in Slavery so it was a good place for her to live during this time. 

200

How many eggs do you  need to make Diet Bread. 

Page 17 & 18

9 eggs (beat for an hour)


300

What River does Matilda live near?

Page 4

Delaware River

300

What did Matilde's mom's hands smell like?

Page 15

Lavender


300

Who could you not force Matilda to talk to?

Page 43

Edward Ogilvie

300

Where was William's (Matilde's Grandfather) favorite place to sit in the coffee shop.  

Page 18

In the corner near the window and King George. 

400

Where did Matilda's mom plan on sending her?

Page 25

To The Ludington's Estate (a family in the country)

400

What did Matilda hate to be called?

Page 11

Little Mattie

400

What was Silas the cat staring at in Chapter 6?

Page 34 & 36

A Squirrel hiding in a cherry bush.

500

Why does Matilda want to go to Polly's funeral so bad?  Why do you think her mom wouldn't let her go?

Page 

Matilda was good friends with Polly.

Mom didn't want her to get the fever.  

500

What did Silas almost destroy at the very beginning of the book?

Page 2

Attempted to destroy the mouse but was successful destroying the quilt.  

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