1. How did people in the South make money at the time that Solomon was sold to Edwin Epps?
(a) By catching possums.
(b) By raising pigs.
(c) By catching runaway slaves.
(d) By turning in slave dealers.

2. How did the slaves treat Solomon after his ordeal with Tibeats was over?
(a) With curiosity.
(b) With disinterest.
(c) With jealousy.
(d) With kindness.

3. Which of the following best described Burch's means of escaping punishment for the crime that Solomon accused him of having committed?
(a) An excuse that Burch knew had worked for another slave dealer who had been accused for the same type of crimes.
(b) Claiming to having been deceived himself by those from whom he had purchased Solomon.
(c) A witness he brought along with him to the hearing.
(d) An affidavit from a trustworthy individual claiming that Burch was a man of good character.

4. Following up on the characterization of Judge Turner, how did he differ from other planters in the area with regard to their treatment of slaves?
(a) He did not expect too much work or productivity from the slaves.
(b) He allowed the slaves to rest two days per week.
(c) He paid the slaves for their work.
(d) He only expected the slaves to work every other day.

5. What type of battle did Tibeats perceive himself to be involved in with Solomon?
(a) To determine who was the more righteous man.
(b) To determine who was the better man.
(c) To determine who was the more intelligent man.
(d) To determine who was the stronger man.