How does Douglass feel about his fellow slaves at Mr. Freeland's?

He loves them and feels inspired by them.

How does Douglass feel about the sailboats that he watches in the bay?

He finds them depressing and remind him of his condition.

What are the holidays like for the slaves?

Filled with drinking and fighting.

Why do the slaves call Mr. Covey "the snake?"

He sneaks up on them while they are working.

What does Douglass do on Sundays when he is with Mr. Freeland?

Runs a Sabbath School for slaves where they learn to read.

What is ironic about religious slaveholders, according to Douglass?

They treat their slaves cruelly.

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1
How does Douglass feel about his fellow slaves at Mr. Freeland's?
He finds them mean and cruel.
He loves them and feels inspired by them.
He works with them, but doesn't trust them.
He finds them lazy and irritating.
2
How does Douglass feel about the sailboats that he watches in the bay?
He finds them depressing and remind him of his condition.
He finds them spiritually uplifting and is excited .
They inspire him to become a sailor.
He finds them inspiring.
3
What are the holidays like for the slaves?
Filled with drinking and fighting.
Lazy, with no work.
Sleigh rides and hot chocolate.
Joyous and filled with gifts.
4
Why do the slaves call Mr. Covey "the snake?"
He has snake eyes.
He looks lean and coiled.
He sneaks up on them while they are working.
5
Is Douglass ever whipped by anyone after his confrontation with Covey?
Yes, Mr. Covey
Yes, Mr. Freeland
No
Yes, the constables
6
What does Douglass do on Sundays when he is with Mr. Freeland?
Runs a Sabbath School for slaves where they learn to read.
Goes hunting, fishing, and drinking.
Attends church meetings and revivals.
Sits under the tree and reflects on his horrible condition.
7
What does Sandy Jenkins give Douglass that increases his confidence?
Medicine to take when he's ill.
A pep talk.
A handful of magic beans.
A root to place in his pocket.
8
What does Douglass say inspired him to fight Mr. Covey?
He never specifically says.
His conversation with his owner.
His illness and treatment.
His recent readings.
9
What is ironic about religious slaveholders, according to Douglass?
They beat their slaves on Sunday.
They find any excuse to attend meetings.
They own far too many slaves.
They treat their slaves cruelly.
10
What happens when Douglass gets sick while working for Mr. Covey?
He is unable to finish work, so he lies down.
He takes the day off.
He hides in the corn field.
Mr. Covey beats him.

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