Perspective and Making Inferences in Loom and Spindle Answers

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What does the passage reveal about girls’ lives in the nineteenth century? Check all that apply.

Many girls worked to earn extra money.

Some girls left school in order to work.

Girls were not allowed to attend school.

Work at the mill was thought to be too difficult for girls.

Girls were expected to help their families.

Which statement best reflects the perspective of the narrator in this passage?

She does not believe that girls should work.

She thinks that it is appropriate for young girls to work at the mill.

She believes that school is more important than work.

She thinks that her mother is too demanding.

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