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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters IX-XI.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What bridge was the only way out of Washington D.C. and into Maryland?
(a) Yankeetown Bridge.
(b) Navy Yard Bridge.
(c) Washington Bridge.
(d) Philadelphia Bridge.
2. When John Garrett tried to throw John Wilkes Booth and George Atzerodt out of the house, what was his reason?
(a) He thought his father would be angry with him for letting the men stay for so many nights.
(b) He began to suspect that they were associated with Abraham Lincoln's assassination.
(c) He was tired of their demanding attitudes.
(d) He thought they were preparing to steal the Garretts' horses.
3. Where was Abraham Lincoln taken after he was moved from Ford's Theater?
(a) Across the street to Petersen's boardinghouse.
(b) Across the street to the Sewards' home.
(c) Across the street to a restaurant's kitchen.
(d) Across the street to Laura Keene's house.
4. What was the name of Richard H. Garrett's farm?
(a) Locust Hill.
(b) Ladybird Hill.
(c) Mantis Hill.
(d) Arachnid Hill.
5. Who was the only audience member at Ford's Theater the night of the assassination to chase after John Wilkes Booth after the shooting?
(a) Major Rathbone.
(b) Joseph Stewart.
(c) Laura Keene.
(d) Mary Todd Lincoln.
Short Answer Questions
1. What did Lewis Powell carry with him to William Sewards' door in order to make his lie more believable?
2. What was Dr. RIchard Stuart's reaction to John Wilkes Booth's request for shelter for George Atzerodt and himself?
3. What signal did Captain Samuel Cox tell David Herold and John Wilkes Booth that someone they could trust would use as they approached the forest hiding place?
4. Where were citizens permitted to view Abraham Lincoln's open casket?
5. When John Garrett came back from a neighboring farm with news about the new reward amount offered for Abraham Lincoln's assassin, what was the new sum?
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