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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. In what state does Lizzie live with her master?
(a) Mississippi.
(b) Alabama.
(c) Tennessee.
(d) Louisiana.
2. Where is Sweet's body found?
(a) Lying over the mock graves of her children.
(b) In the river.
(c) On a road.
(d) Hanging from a tree.
3. What name does Glory plan to give her child?
(a) Margaret.
(b) Eliza.
(c) Ellen.
(d) Sarah.
4. What does Lizzie give to Mawu before she leaves?
(a) The letter from Reenie.
(b) A Bible.
(c) A handkerchief.
(d) Some money.
5. What is the cause of the rash on Sweet's neck and shoulders?
(a) Poison ivy.
(b) Eczema.
(c) Psoriasis.
(d) Dehydration.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who accompanies Lizzie and Drayle when they return to the Tawawa House resort the next Summer?
2. Who does Drayle want to send to the institution in #174?
3. What does Drayle tell Lizzie when he returns from the fishing trip?
4. Who is the girl Philip has been seeing?
5. What happens to Lizzie on the first summer trip she takes on the steamboat?
Short Essay Questions
1. What reasons do the other slaveholders give to Drayle for why he should free Philip?
2. What is Reenie's position on the survivor spirit in each slave?
3. Why does Lizzie think that Drayle freed Philip for her sake?
4. How has Lizzie romanticized her position in the Drayle household throughout the novel?
5. What is the most obvious reason that Lizzie does not run away from Drayle at the end of the story?
6. How does Lizzie show her naivete regarding the rape on the ship and Drayle's reaction to it?
7. Describe how the old man who was a freed slave traveling on the train to Ohio signifies the importance of freedom regardless of age?
8. What does Fran's presence at the Tawawa House mean for Lizzie?
9. Where has Reenie escaped to and what keeps Lizzie from running away immediately?
10. Why does religion play such a big part in the lives and deaths of the slaves?
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