1. How does Mrs. Shelby feel about the people who are in charge of the search party?
(a) She is so sad that she cannot even discuss this matter.
(b) She is confident that her husband will make things right.
(c) She wants them to delay and not actually find Eliza and her son.
(d) She knows their work and is worried they will bring Eliza and her son back and they will be sold.

2. What does Mr. Haley say to Mr. Shelby that is insulting?
(a) Haley accuses Mr. Shelby of not being fair and possibly helping the slaves get away.
(b) Mr. Haley says that Shelby spoiled his slaves and now he will expect Shelby to give him cash.
(c) Haley accuses Shelby of being a poor manager.
(d) Haley accuses Shelby of caring too much about his wife thinks.

3. Who is John Von Trompe?
(a) A person who works as part of the Underground Railroad.
(b) A lawyer whom Haley hired to retrieve Eliza and Harry.
(c) A lawyer who worked against all slave traders who came North.
(d) A lawyer who worked with all slave traders in the North.

4. When does Mrs. Shelby first learn the details about Mr. Haley's visit to the plantation?
(a) She finds out from young Master George that evening.
(b) She finds out from Eliza that evening.
(c) Mrs. Shelby doesn't find out about Mr. Haley and why he visits until she asks her husband about the meeting.
(d) She finds out when she walks in and hears them trying to whisper their plan.

5. What does Senator Bird give someone to help support Eliza before he and she parted?
(a) A twenty-dollar bill.
(b) A ten-dollar bill.
(c) A fifty-dollar bill.
(d) A hundred-dollar bill.