2. Why does Randolph tell Harriet to show the letter he sends her to Martha?
(a) So Martha can give her Randolph's address.
(b) To make Martha jealous.
(c) So Martha can read it for her.
(d) To prove to Martha that she is engaged.

3. In July 1820, why does Harriet say she is worried about Beverly?
(a) He isn't educated enough to be free.
(b) He says he's going to kill Jefferson.
(c) He seems ill.
(d) He is always angry.

4. Why is Jefferson a little offended when he learns of Harriet's engagement?
(a) She is too young.
(b) She doesn't like her fiance.
(c) No one told him.
(d) He doesn't think she should marry a white man.

5. Why is Harriet sad when she sees the slip of paper from Beverly on her bed?
(a) It means Beverly will not leave.
(b) She knows Beverly is leaving.
(c) She can't read it.
(d) It says she should forget all about him.

6. In Early July 1820, where does Harriet find her brothers?
(a) In the carpenter's shed.
(b) In the yard.
(c) In the raspberry bushes.
(d) In the kitchen.

7. What is the name of the inn Harriet will travel to?
(a) Johnson's.
(b) Gordon's.
(c) King Henry's.
(d) Three Horse Post.

8. In That Same Day, what does Harriet promise her fiance she will do?
(a) Answer his letters.
(b) Never speak of him to others.
(c) Stay at the plantation until he comes for her.
(d) Love him forever.

9. What is Harriet determined to do after Beverly leaves?
(a) Stay at Monticello.
(b) Tell Jefferson she knows he's her father.
(c) Go when her time comes.
(d) Tell Sally she knows Jefferson is her father.

10. In July 1820, who does Harriet remind that it is hard to be a freed slave?
(a) Randolph.
(b) Beverly.
(c) Sally.
(d) Mammy Ursula.

11. What job does Harriet tell Mammy she will have when she leaves?
(a) Housewife.
(b) Teacher.
(c) Secretary.
(d) Maid.

12. In October 1820, what does Harriet say kept her too busy to write in her journal?
(a) Jefferson's demands on her time.
(b) Sally's many chores for her.
(c) Her studies.
(d) Her letters to Thad.

13. What does Harriet's fiance tell her he does not want her to give up too quickly?
(a) Her right to make choices.
(b) Life on the plantation.
(c) Her freedom.
(d) Her family.

14. What does Harriet try unsuccessfully to talk Beverly into in May 15, 1822?
(a) Taking her journal with him.
(b) Telling Jefferson he is leaving.
(c) Coming to visit her after she leaves.
(d) Saying goodbye to Mammy.

15. In October 1821, how does Harriet spend her free time?
(a) Memorizing the plantation.
(b) Helping Sally in the kitchen.
(c) Playing the pianoforte.
(d) Weaving baskets with Mammy.