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Harriet Tubman: Conductor on the Underground Railroad

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Quiz review for Tubman biography in Collections 8.

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1
Tubman is the only person who worked on the Underground Railroad.
False
True
2
Why did Tubman have to point a gun at a runaway?
He threatened to go back to the plantation.
He tried to take the others his own way.
She enjoyed scaring them.
He pointed one at her first.
3
True or False: Harriet escaped slavery alone.
False
True
4
True or False: Stations along the Underground Railroad were always safe for both the home owners and slaves.
False
True
5
Which character trait best describes Harriet Tubman?
Daring
Disheveled
Cautious
Average
6
True or False: Harriet Tubman and Frederick Douglass may have worked together.
True
False
7
How did Harriet force slaves to continue on their journey?
Both the red and blue answers.
She cajoled them with stories.
She threatened them with violence.
None of these answers.
8
Where did Harriet take the slaves after 1851?
St. Catherine's, Canada
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
St. George, Maine
New York City
9
What caused Harriet to steal slaves on the weekend?
Slave owners were always at church on weekends.
Men were busy with families on weekends.
More time to escape before owners started looking for them
Slaves often left plantations on weekends.
10
What fact helps to prove Harriet was brave?
She often fell asleep randomly.
She eventually remarried.
She was part of a big family.
She ran to Canada when she could be captured.
11
Why was Harriet Tubman called "Moses"
She dressed like an old man
She was called Moses as a kid.
None of these answers.
She led slaves out of slavery, like biblical Moses