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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 5, November 1826 – November 1829 - Part 6, July 1835 – June 1838.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who serves as the reverend pastor at the black church that Handful begins attending in Charleston in Part Three, October 1818 – November 1820?
(a) Morris Brown.
(b) Robert Hayne.
(c) Burke Williams.
(d) Theodore Weld.
2. Who carves Handful a rabbit-head cane after she returns from her incarceration in Part Three, October 1818 – November 1820?
(a) Goodis.
(b) Binah.
(c) Daniel Huger.
(d) Shanney.
3. What is the title of the first pamphlet that Sarah Grimke writes in Part Six, July 1835 – June 1838?
(a) “A Declaration of Religious Freedom.”
(b) “An Epistle to the Clergy of the Southern States.”
(c) “An Appeal to the Christian Women of the South.”
(d) “An Appeal to Southern Slave Owners.”
4. Who is the "nursery mauma" that tends to the Grimke children in Part 1, November 1803 – February 1805?
(a) Binah.
(b) Aunt-Sister.
(c) Lucretia.
(d) Nina.
5. Who among Sarah's siblings are now left at home that are unmarried or not in school in Part Three, October 1818 – November 1820?
(a) Peter, Paul, and Charles.
(b) James, Philip, and Nina.
(c) Charles, Henry, and Nina.
(d) Anna, Mary, and Nina.
Short Answer Questions
1. With whom do Sarah and Nina sit when they sit in the black area of the Quaker Meetinghouse in Part Six, July 1835 – June 1838?
2. What does Denmark agree to have Handful do with his list of names for the slave revolt in Part Four, September 1821 – July 1822?
3. Who did the jewelry item belong to previously that Becky gives to Sarah to wear in Part Four, September 1821 – July 1822?
4. What illness does Israel Morris's wife die from in Part Three, October 1818 – November 1820?
5. 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?
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