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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part II .
Multiple Choice Questions
1. The speaker of "The Greatest Personal Privation" is happy to live without these troubles of slavery and is what?
(a) Willing to ask her owner to free her.
(b) Willing to run away.
(c) At peace with God.
(d) Hoping to be freed soon.
2. In “I Will Tell You the Truth About This, I Will Tell You All About It,” a slave asks President Lincoln advise on how to leave his mistress. Why?
(a) He feels guilty leaving his mistress.
(b) His mistress refuses to let him go.
(c) He does not want to offend his mistress.
(d) He does not have the means to leave.
3. In “Unwritten,” how does the slave feel towards her mistress?
(a) She hates her passionately.
(b) She does not feel sorry for her and her privation.
(c) She does not wish her mistress to suffer.
(d) She cannot wait to be freed and away from her mistress.
4. How does "Wade in the Water" end?
(a) With a question – Is this love the trouble you promised?
(b) With a bath.
(c) With the speaker going for a swim.
(d) With the speaker being baptized.
5. In "Declaration," the people have reminded those in power of how they came to live in this nation, taken captive where?
(a) In the cotton fields.
(b) On the high seas.
(c) In the wild west.
(d) From their native lands.
Short Answer Questions
1. There was love in the water, where the people pretended to do what?
2. In "Garden of Eden," the speaker would walk home doing mental math on how much she had spent and what would suddenly hit her?
3. In "Garden of Eden," what does the narrator greatly miss?
4. In “I Will Tell You the Truth About This, I Will Tell You All About It,” the speaker says, although the slaves are now free, they are not really free, because they do what?
5. In Stanza 3 of "The Greatest Personal Privation," the speaker says that the entire country may not be able to heal from what?
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