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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What is the first word that Drayle teaches Lizzie to read?
(a) Cat.
(b) Rain.
(c) She.
(d) Horse.
2. Who is the slave Lizzie once fancied?
(a) Sugar.
(b) Henry.
(c) Andy.
(d) Baby.
3. Yancy visits Fran to celebrate Fran's _______________ birthday.
(a) 50th.
(b) 40th.
(c) 35th.
(d) 29th.
4. Who is Lizzie's master?
(a) Davidson.
(b) Drayle.
(c) Darcy.
(d) Dragoon.
5. Which of the following is NOT a potential problem Lizzie sees regarding her children?
(a) They are forgetting their roots.
(b) They will be hurt if Fran gets bored with them.
(c) They will never learn to read and write.
(d) They are forgetting that she is their mother.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why does Drayle come to Lizzie's room frequently?
2. Who is Drayle's favorite slave?
3. Why does Drayle move Lizzie back into the big house?
4. Who tells Drayle that Mawu plans to run away?
5. What does Reenie confess to Lizzie when they are cleaning birds?
Short Essay Questions
1. What are some reasons for Baby's sexual assault on Lizzie?
2. What does the character of Glory represent in the story?
3. Why are the slave women brought to the Ohio resort and what type of status do they have in Ohio and back on their plantations?
4. What is Drayle's demeanor in approaching Lizzie in a sexual relationship?
5. How would Fran's selling Lizzie hurt Drayle and what point would Fran be making by doing this?
6. What is Mawu's plan and what could happen to her if it fails?
7. Who is Mawu?
8. What was Drayle's crime in seducing Lizzie and what was the most probable reason for his slow manner?
9. Why is Fran's relationship with Lizzie's children especially hurtful to Lizzie?
10. Why does Mawu want to escape regardless of the cost and what reasons would the other women slaves at the resort have for joining her?
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