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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Where is the Wells' housekeeper from?
(a) Scotland.
(b) Ireland.
(c) Nigeria.
(d) France.
2. What is the reward on the reward notice that opens "Indiana"?
(a) $50.
(b) $40.
(c) $45.
(d) $25.
3. What charismatic speaker comes regularly to the farm and gives charismatic speeches in "Indiana"?
(a) Christian Markson.
(b) Benj P. Wells.
(c) Elijah Lander.
(d) James Randall.
4. Who was the stock boy at the feed store that Martin describes from his childhood in "North Carolina"?
(a) Sam.
(b) Lovey.
(c) Ajarry.
(d) Jericho.
5. What shape is the scar that is described on the runaway's temple in the wanted ad in "The North"?
(a) V-shpaed.
(b) Triangle-shaped.
(c) Star-shaped.
(d) Moon-shaped.
Short Answer Questions
1. What county is listed on the reward poster in "Tennessee"?
2. Who attempts to have sex with Cora in "Tennessee"?
3. Who is the slave girl described in the wanted ad that opens "The North"?
4. What is the name of Valentine's eldest son?
5. What was the name of Martin's father?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does the narrative transition in the chapter titled "Caesar"?
2. How are the fall festival activiities described at Valentine farm?
3. How did Martin become involved with the Underground Railroad?
4. What is significant about the allusions to Gulliver's Travels in The Underground Railroad?
5. Who are Ridgeway's assistants and how are they described?
6. How does Cora's relationship with Ethel evolve during her stay with the Wells?
7. What information does Martin relate to Cora about North Carolina politics during their visits?
8. How does the "Wanted" posting differ in "The North" from the ones in previous chapters?
9. What news does Sam relate during his visit in "Indiana"?
10. How does Cora make her way outside of the Underground Railroad in "The North"?
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