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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 2, February 1811 – December 1812.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. How much of every dollar that Mauma earns as a hired-out slave does Mrs. Grimke get to retain in Part 2, February 1811 – December 1812?
(a) 50 cents.
(b) 80 cents.
(c) 60 cents.
(d) 20 cents.
2. As punishment for teaching Handful to read, Sarah is forbidden from entering what room in the Grimke household in Part 1, November 1803 – February 1805?
(a) The slave quarters.
(b) The cellar.
(c) The dining room.
(d) The library.
3. What does Handful commit to doing after the finds the pieces of the story quilt in Part 2, February 1811 – December 1812?
(a) She commits to killing Mr. Grimke.
(b) She commits to escaping the plantation.
(c) She commits to piecing the quilt together.
(d) She commits to marrying Goodis.
4. Where do the Grimkes go for Easter Service in Part 1, November 1803 – February 1805?
(a) The Third Street Methodist Church.
(b) The First Baptist Church of Charlotte.
(c) Saint Philip’s Episcopal Church.
(d) The Third Presbyterian Church.
5. One of the patches of the story quilt that Handful finds has Denmark's name and what numbers on the square in Part 2, February 1811 – December 1812?
(a) 1919.
(b) 1852.
(c) 1819.
(d) 1884.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the name of the ball that occurs at the culmination of Race Week in Part 1, November 1803 – February 1805?
2. What is the slave called that has been with Mrs. Grimke since childhood and is one of the most senior slaves in the Grimke household, in Part 1, November 1803 – February 1805?
3. How much is Handful's worth, according to the slave records that Mauma examines in Part 2, February 1811 – December 1812?
4. Mrs. Grimke, Sarah, Mary, and Anna go off to a promenade at what location in Part 1, November 1803 – February 1805?
5. Sarah is how much older than Handful in the novel?
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