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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 32, The Meeting of Mother and Daughter.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why doesn't the character in question #105 feel any pity for Linda when told about Linda's living conditions for the past several years?
(a) William did not pity Linda because he had much harder trials in slavery then she did.
(b) Benny did not pity Linda because he was angry at his mother for hiding from him.
(c) Ellen did not pity Linda because she was mad at Linda for not telling her where she was hiding.
(d) Fanny did not pity Linda because Fanny was upset to never have the opporunity to see her children again.

2. Where does Dr. Flint clearly believe Linda escapes to?
(a) The free states.
(b) Canada.
(c) England.
(d) Nowhere. Linda never escaped.

3. Which character does Linda meet with before she departs on her journey North?
(a) Benny.
(b) Mr. Sands.
(c) Dr. Flint.
(d) Aunt Nancy.

4. The author anticipates that the reading public will judge her harshly for what action?
(a) Having an affair.
(b) Escaping to the North.
(c) Lying to her slaveholder.
(d) Bearing children out of wedlock.

5. When Linda is sent to the Flint house she witnesses countless horrors. Why is one slave beaten within an inch of his life?
(a) The slave suspects Dr. Flint is the father of his wife's child.
(b) The slave steals food from Dr. Flint's daughter.
(c) The slave spits at Dr. Flint.
(d) The slave fathers a child with Mrs. Flint.

Short Answer Questions

1. Dr. Flint tells Linda that he has seen an escaped friend of hers in the free states, living in such terrible circumstances that she begs for what?

2. What is the man's name who dies a horrific way on Mr. Litch's plantation?

3. How long does Linda stay in her hiding place?

4. Which character is jealous of Linda?

5. What group of people does Linda's host introduce her to in order to help her continue her journey to New York?

(see the answer key)

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