2. In Chapter 18, what does Josiah tell Frances that worries her?
(a) The slaves are being sold.
(b) Two more houses came up for sale in Queens Square.
(c) Sarah is angry.
(d) Mr. Waring aks him to look at a mine.

3. What happens when Lord Scott tells Mehuru to put on his collar?
(a) He refuses and Josiah punches him.
(b) He obeys.
(c) Elizabeth runs to protect him.
(d) Frances protests.

4. In Chapter 28, what does Mehuru find out after reading Lord Scott's letter?
(a) Slavery will soon be abolished.
(b) Slave importation is on hold.
(c) Slavery is alive and strong.
(d) Slaves are uprising in London.

5. Who does Josiah say will be purchasing slaves?
(a) Lady Scott.
(b) Mrs. Waring.
(c) Frances.
(d) Dr. Hadley.

6. Who knows Mehuru is sneaking out at night?
(a) Sarah.
(b) Cook.
(c) Josiah.
(d) Frances.

7. Where does Mehuru go to talk about Abolition?
(a) A home in London.
(b) A coffeehouse.
(c) The docks.
(d) A restaurant.

8. How can Dr. Hadley be described?
(a) Conservative.
(b) A slavery supporter.
(c) Loyal to the king.
(d) Freethinking, abolitionist.

9. In Lord Scott's letter to Frances, who does he say is a good acquaintance to have?
(a) Sir Charles.
(b) Josiah.
(c) Mr. Waring.
(d) Mr. Shores.

10. When Frances and Mehuru are talking in her room, what does Mehuru ask for?
(a) Clothes.
(b) Freedom.
(c) A wage.
(d) A wedding.

11. After Mehuru speaks to Frances, how does she respond that surprises Mehuru?
(a) She speaks to him coldly.
(b) She screams fo Josiah.
(c) She complains about how expensive slaves are.
(d) She tells him he is just a slave.

12. Where does Stephen Waring say is the fashionable place to be?
(a) London.
(b) Clifton.
(c) Hot Well.
(d) Quayside.

13. Who has been caring for James?
(a) Sarah.
(b) Mehuru.
(c) Frances.
(d) Elizabeth.

14. What does Elizabeth say to Mehuru when she finds out about his love for Frances?
(a) "Congratulations!"
(b) "Does Josiah know?"
(c) "You will have a long fight ahead of you."
(d) "You poor foolish man."

15. What kind of decor does Frances think the Hot Well needs?
(a) African.
(b) Gothic.
(c) Chinese.
(d) English.