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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. What color is the bolt of silk cloth that goes missing before Easter in Part 1, November 1803 – February 1805?
(a) Royal blue.
(b) Yellow.
(c) Emerald green.
(d) Crimson.
2. What is Nina's full name?
(a) Petunia Lee Grimke.
(b) Christina Anna Grimke.
(c) Regina Ellen Grimke.
(d) Angelina Emily Grimke.
3. When Sarah discusses abolition with her brothers and father in Part 2, February 1811 – December 1812, she tells them that she agrees slaves should not be freed and returned to Africa. What does Sarah believe should be done about the slaves?
(a) They should be executed.
(b) They should be freed and sent to South America.
(c) They should remain slaves.
(d) They should be freed and live in America.
4. What is the name of the slave that serves as butler to the Grimke family in Part 1, November 1803 – February 1805?
(a) Tomke.
(b) William Paul.
(c) Israel Morris.
(d) Elizur.
5. What was the first recognized organization for abolitionists in the United States?
(a) The New York Society for the Abolition of Slavery.
(b) The Pennsylvania Society for the Abolition of Slavery.
(c) The Massachusetts Society for the Abolition of Slavery.
(d) The American Anti-Slavery Society.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where are the slaves required to sit when they attend church services with their masters?
2. How many siblings does Sarah Grimke have in the beginning of Part 1, November 1803 – February 1805?
3. Who admonishes Sarah Grimke for teaching the slave children the ABC song during Sunday school in Part 1, November 1803 – February 1805?
4. Sarah Grimke attends a waltzing party that is hosted by whom in the beginning of Part 2, February 1811 – December 1812?
5. What does Sarah throw from her window to Burke Williams when he departs from his first visit in Part 2, February 1811 – December 1812?
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