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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. When Mehuru fetches Dr. Hadley, what smell overpowers them in Queens Square?
(a) Rum.
(b) Sewage.
(c) Sugar.
(d) Tomatoes.
2. Who does Josiah say will be purchasing slaves?
(a) Frances.
(b) Lady Scott.
(c) Dr. Hadley.
(d) Mrs. Waring.
3. What does Sarah say about Frances's dowry?
(a) It was used for Sarh's dresses.
(b) It was used to buy slaves.
(c) It was used to clena the ship.
(d) It was used to buy the house.
4. What advice does Josiah seek from Frances?
(a) Advice about Sir Charles.
(b) Advice on what to do with the Hot Well.
(c) What he should invest in next.
(d) How to handle his sister.
5. What kind of decor does Frances think the Hot Well needs?
(a) English.
(b) African.
(c) Chinese.
(d) Gothic.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why does Mehuru laugh when Frances tells him about Christianity?
2. In Chapter 25, why won't Josiah listen to Sarah's warning in regard to money?
3. When Frances writes Lord Scott in Chapter 24, what does Frances ask in regard to her marriage?
4. What were many people in Bristol no longer trading?
5. Who knows Mehuru is sneaking out at night?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is worrisome about the Hot Well?
2. How does Lord Scott respond to Frances's letter about her relationship issues?
3. How does Frances begin to view the slaves?
4. Why does Mehuru want to be paid a wage?
5. Why does Josiah continue to make risky business decisions and borrow money against The Rose?
6. What does Sarah discover about the business in Chapter 29?
7. Why do the slaves no longer want to escape?
8. Why does Frances write to her uncle about her love problems even though she disguises herself as an acquaintance?
9. Why does Mehuru tell Frances the only way he can be her friend is if he is free?
10. Why is Sarah against giving the dead slave a proper burial?
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