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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 10: "A Glory Over Everything".
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What two African Americans began to publish Freedom’s Journal, according to the narrator in Chapter 5: “Flight”?
(a) John Stewart and Nat Turner.
(b) Frederick Douglass and William Henry Ross.
(c) Thomas Sims and John Bowley.
(d) John Russwurm and Reverend Samuel Cornish.
2. What food did Harriet take with her when she fled North alone in Chapter 10: “A Glory Over Everything”?
(a) Pretzels and cheese.
(b) Ashcake and salt herring.
(c) Smoked catfish and gingerbread.
(d) Cornbread and pickled eggs.
3. The yellow of Harriet’s quilt is described as being like what flower in Chapter 9: “The Patchwork Quilt”?
(a) The Sunflower.
(b) The Mecca flower.
(c) The Babylon flower.
(d) The Jerusalem flower.
4. Nat Turner was a slave where, according to the author in Chapter 6: “The Underground Road”?
(a) Charleston, South Carolina.
(b) Southampton, Virginia.
(c) Macon, Georgia.
(d) Boston, Massachusetts.
5. According to the narrator in Chapter 2: “The First Years,” Denmark Vesey quoted the following from what book in the Old Testament before the resurrection: “Behold, the day of the Lord cometh, and thy spoil shall be divided in the midst of thee”?
(a) The Book of Exodus.
(b) The Book of Habakkuk.
(c) The Book of Zechariah.
(d) The Book of Ezekiel.
Short Answer Questions
1. What was the name of Miss Susan’s visiting sister in Chapter 5: “Flight”?
2. What was the chief crop on the Eastern shore at the time when Harriet was hired out in Chapter 4: “Hired Out”?
3. On what date was Nat Turner executed?
4. Harriet discovered that Old Rit had originally been willed to a young woman on the condition that she be freed at what age in Chapter 9: “The Patchwork Quilt”?
5. Tice Davids planned to cross what river in Ripley, according to the author in Chapter 6: “The Underground Road”?
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