1. How does Mrs. Shelby feel about the people who are in charge of the search party?
(a) She is confident that her husband will make things right.
(b) She wants them to delay and not actually find Eliza and her son.
(c) She knows their work and is worried they will bring Eliza and her son back and they will be sold.
(d) She is so sad that she cannot even discuss this matter.

2. What does Mrs. Bird do to let Eliza and Harry rest?
(a) Let them fall asleep together on a temporary bed.
(b) Took them to a nearby inn so she would not be violating the Fugitive Slave Act.
(c) Led them in front of the fire where they fell asleep in chairs.
(d) Led them to seperate cozy rooms where they could sleep.

3. The title of this Chapter 6 is "Discovery." Why is this an appropriate chapter title?
(a) The Shelbys discover that they cannot live with the idea of selling their slaves and take back the offer.
(b) The Shelbys discover that Eliza and Harry have run away.
(c) Uncle Tom discovers that he does have the courage to run away.
(d) Eliza discovers a spare horse and she and Harry take off on horseback.

4. Who is George?
(a) Mr. Shelby.
(b) Uncle Tom's son.
(c) Mr. Shelby's son and heir to the plantation.
(d) Eliza's husband and Harry's father.

5. At the beginning of Chapter 4, what does "a neat garden patch, where, every summer, strawberries, raspberries, and a variety of fruit and vegetables, flourished" describe?
(a) The exterior of Uncle Tom's cabin.
(b) The exterior of Eliza's slave quarters.
(c) The exterior of the main house on the plantation.
(d) The exterior of George's house.