1. In "Garden of Eden," the speaker would walk home doing mental math on how much she had spent and what would suddenly hit her?
(a) How much she loved the Garden of Eden.
(b) How little she had in her bank account.
(c) How little food she had purchased.
(d) The known sun was setting on the dawning century.

2. In “I Will Tell You the Truth About This, I Will Tell You All About It,” what do the colored men in the military say they deserve?
(a) Equal treatment.
(b) Freedom from slavery and the Army.
(c) More money.
(d) Higher ranking.

3. In "Declaration," the people have reminded those in power of how they came to live in this nation, taken captive where?
(a) From their native lands.
(b) In the cotton fields.
(c) On the high seas.
(d) In the wild west.

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?
(a) Run out of slavery and out of the United States for Canada.
(b) Are freed from slavery and soon end up enslaved to educating themselves.
(c) Leave slavery and end up in bondage to their new bosses.
(d) Run right out of slavery In to soldiery.

5. Why does the father plead to not have his family removed from the camp in “I Will Tell You the Truth About This, I will Tell You All About It”?
(a) One of his children is very sick.
(b) He has no home for them to stay in.
(c) He wants them to stay near him at the camp.
(d) His wife is ill and cannot care for the children.