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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. How old is Harriet's daughter in 1835?
(a) 1.
(b) 5.
(c) 2.
(d) 7.
2. Where does Harriet stay at the home of the person in #80?
(a) A smokehouse.
(b) A chapel.
(c) A shed.
(d) A storeroom.
3. What will happen to Harriet if she refuses Dr. Norcom's offer in #66?
(a) He will sell her to a slave trader.
(b) He will have her hanged.
(c) He will give her to his son.
(d) He will cut off her foot.
4. How much money does Dr. Norcom want to borrow from Widow Blount to chase after Harriet in New York?
(a) $1,000.
(b) $250.
(c) $500.
(d) $5,000.
5. Why will Louisa be sent to Brooklyn?
(a) To be a maid to Samuel's sister.
(b) To accompany Lavinia on a shopping trip.
(c) To live with Samuel's cousin.
(d) To learn a trade.
Short Answer Questions
1. What do Dr. Norcom and James do when they realize Harriet is missing?
2. What does Harriet make for Lulu for Christmas?
3. By what nickname does Harriet call her daughter?
4. What is the cause of Aunt Betty's death?
5. What does Harriet have sent to Dr. Norcom from Canada?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Harriet see that lets her know that Dr. Norcom is still searching for her?
2. What does Harriet write to Uncle Joseph about Dr. Norcom's proposition to her?
3. Who is Uncle Stephen and what is presumed about him?
4. How does John escape from slavery, and what does a neighbor say to Gran to comfort her regarding his absence?
5. Why does Mr. Sawyer take John to Washington, D.C.?
6. Why is Harriet moved from Mrs. Blount's house, and where does she go?
7. What is Mrs. Sawyer's plan for Harriet's daughter, Louisa?
8. Why are John, Harriet's children and her Aunt Betty arrested, and who eventually buys them?
9. What is the reason Harriet comes out of her hiding place after several years?
10. Why do Harriet's children remain with her grandmother when she goes to Auburn?
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