1. What two things does Linda immediately notice about Ellen?
(a) She noticed that Ellen did love her anymore and that she wanted to live with her father.
(b) She noticed that Ellen's care and education have been neglected.
(c) She noticed that Ellen's hair and face have been burned.
(d) She noticed that Ellen's care and education have been well-cared for.

2. 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 spits at Dr. Flint.
(c) The slave fathers a child with Mrs. Flint.
(d) The slave steals food from Dr. Flint's daughter.

3. While in Steventon, Linda witnesses severe poverty that she's never seen before. Although Linda feels sorry for these people, she also believes that they are lucky. Why does Linda feel this way?
(a) Linda did not feel sorry for these people, and thought they deserved poverty.
(b) Linda knew that these poor people had the rights of the law to protect them.
(c) Linda knew that these people would eventually be sold into slavery.
(d) Linda knew that these people had more money than the slaves.

4. Which character leaves with Linda when she escapes from the South?
(a) Benny.
(b) William.
(c) Fanny.
(d) Ellen.

5. How are the biracial children of slaveholders treated?
(a) They are treated the same as any other slave.
(b) The slaveholders did not father any illegitimate children.
(c) They stay with their mothers, but are granted freedom.
(d) They live with their fathers.