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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. When do the slavers allow their captives the first rest on their march?
(a) Midnight.
(b) Noon.
(c) Sunrise.
(d) Sunset.
2. Which of the following does At-mun NOT pray to on his journey to the ocean?
(a) The spirit of victory.
(b) The spirit of the night.
(c) The spirit of his father.
(d) The spirit of the river.
3. How many children does the third woman Amos falls in love with have?
(a) Three.
(b) One.
(c) Four.
(d) Two.
4. For how much is At-mun sold?
(a) 10 pounds.
(b) 40 pounds.
(c) 20 pounds.
(d) 30 pounds.
5. How does Mrs. Copeland react when her husband comes home with a slave boy?
(a) She is really happy.
(b) She is angry.
(c) She is a little confused.
(d) She is not surprised.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where does At-mun sleep after he is sold?
2. What is the weather like at the very beginning of this book?
3. Which of the following does Amos NOT own in 1779?
4. Who is left to lead the people after the king's son is dragged away?
5. Why does Amos give a customer back half of his money?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does At-mun do when the big commotion occurs at the beginning of the book?
2. How are the slaves fed when they are on the beach, and why?
3. What does Mrs. Richardson do when her husband dies?
4. What happens when Amos first speaks with the cobbler in Keene?
5. What happens when the slave ship reaches the beach to pick up the slavers and the captives?
6. For what is the African tribe preparing at the beginning of the book?
7. How is At-mun captured?
8. What is the one thing Amos asks of the Richardsons when he is first purchased by them, and what is their response?
9. How does Amos feel about Keene as he is traveling through it one day?
10. What happens during the ceremony as the king's son is looking at his sister?
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