1. How did Solomon feel about his father?
(a) Solomon respected his father, but did not love him.
(b) Solomon loved his father, but had little if any respect for him.
(c) Solomon had a lot of love and respect for his father.
(d) Solomon did not know his father, so he did not have any feelings for him.

2. From what Solomon could tell, what was the exterior design of Williams' Slave Pen in Washington City supposed to accomplish?
(a) Attract attention.
(b) Impress the neighbors.
(c) Conceal the slaves.
(d) Provide shelter from rain.

3. Based on the description of one in Chapter 16, what was a slave driver supposed to do?
(a) He was supposed to make sure that the slaves worked without stopping for breaks.
(b) He was supposed to make sure that the slaves would take breaks from their work.
(c) He was supposed to drive the slaves from the auction house to the plantation.
(d) He was supposed to drive the slaves to places outside the plantation.

4. The approach toward Solomon by two individuals on the Epps Plantation signaled which of the following?
(a) The beginning of the end of Solomon's enslavement.
(b) The beginning of Solomon's enslavement at the Epps Plantation.
(c) The transfer of Solomon's enslavement to the McCoy Plantation.
(d) The continuation of Solomon's enslavement at the Epps Plantation.

5. Aside from providing Solomon with favorable notoriety around Bayou Bœuf, his raft-building for Ford also provided him with which of the following?
(a) A visiting pass to the plantation of his choice.
(b) Experience in raft-building.
(c) Victory over Adam Taydem.
(d) A higher position among Ford's slaves.