2. When Harriet asks Jefferson if he will include Sally in his autobiography, how does Jefferson respond?
(a) He becomes angry.
(b) He tells her he will not.
(c) He says he will.
(d) He smiles sadly.

3. What did Harriet want to ask God when she was a small child?
(a) Why her siblings had died.
(b) Why he made animals in so many shapes, sizes, and colors.
(c) Why she wasn't free.
(d) If there were there any black angels.

4. In April 1820, what does Jefferson ask Harriet to give careful consideration to?
(a) Her future.
(b) Marrying Davie.
(c) Writing in her journal.
(d) Who her father is.

5. Who is married and doing well according to Sally in The Third Week of May 1820?
(a) Sally's sister.
(b) Thad.
(c) Harriet's older sister.
(d) Tom.

6. Whose offer to take the tea tray to Jefferson in December 1819 does Harriet refuse?
(a) Eston.
(b) Beverly.
(c) Burwell.
(d) Mammy Ursula.

7. What does Jefferson tell Harriet he doesn't have the strength to do?
(a) Fight another war.
(b) Go on living.
(c) See Harriet go.
(d) Lose Sally.

8. How does Mammy Ursula respond when Harriet asks if Jefferson is her father?
(a) She laughs.
(b) She refuses to speak about it.
(c) She says the evidence points that way.
(d) She denies it.

9. How much time passes between Harriet being discovered in the secret room and her next journal entry?
(a) A year.
(b) A few hours.
(c) Two weeks.
(d) Three months.

10. What reason is Harriet given for the possibility of being sold after Jefferson's death if she doesn't accept her freedom?
(a) Jefferson is in debt.
(b) Martha doesn't like her.
(c) She is worth a lot of money because she is light skinned.
(d) She has no skills.

11. In April 1820, what does Harriet say happened to her brother, Tom?
(a) He ran away.
(b) He died.
(c) He became a school teacher.
(d) Nothing, he is still living on the plantation.

12. Where does Mammy Ursula tell Harriet to go to see the clothing that is being made for her?
(a) Jefferson's parlor.
(b) Sally's secret room.
(c) To town.
(d) Mammy Ursula's cabin.

13. Who tells Harriet that she should take her freedom, if not for herself, then for all the slaves who will never get the chance?
(a) Randolph.
(b) Bankhead.
(c) Jefferson.
(d) Mammy Ursula.

14. Living as a white woman, Harriet would have the protection of what?
(a) Money.
(b) The law and her prospective husband.
(c) God.
(d) Her social circle.

15. What question does Martha ask Harriet that she is hesitant to answer?
(a) If Harriet plans to pass.
(b) If Harriet plans to run away.
(c) If Harriet knows Jefferson is her father.
(d) If Harriet is engaged.