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Mr. Flint is angry when Linda runs away so he
puts her children in jail
posts a reward
searches for her himself
threatens to hurt her
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Linda's antagonist is
Mr. Samuels
her grandmother
Mr. Flint
Betty
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In both "Gettysburg Address" & "Emancipation Proclamation", Lincoln expresses the belief that
patience is a virtue
if you work hard enough you'll be free
it is moral to fight for what is right
governments should not interfere with states' rights
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There are _____ kinds of external conflicts.
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Douglass asks Mr. Thomas to
give him money
end the agreement with Covey
pay for his freedom
set his wife free
6
Lincoln advises freed slaves to
return to the North
refrain from violence
join the <br>Confederate army
work for free
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Linda's inner conflict is whether or not she should
leave her husband
run away
go to college
help her friend
8
Linda asks Sally to hide
her mail
her children
her clothes
her diary
9
Mr. Covey is called "a Snake" and "a thief in the night." This shows he is
unintelligent
sympathetic
cunning
superior
10
The author of "Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl" is
Harriet Tubman
Frederick Douglass
Harriet Jacobs
Linda Jacobs
11
A "government of the people, by the people, and for the people..." expresses the ideal of
democracy
freedom
theocracy
liberty
12
Lincoln's audience for "The Gettysburg Address" was
slave owners
farmers
mourners honoring fallen soldiers
the confederate army
13
Douglass did not believe in the power of the root because
he didn't trust Sandy
he was superstitious
he was upset
he thought logically
14
In the "Emancipation Proclamation" Lincoln precisely lists
the states in rebellion
the territories west of the Mississippi
the 13 colonies
the free states
15
Mr. Covey is always spying on his slaves because
he has nothing better to do
he doesn't trust that they will work
he thinks it is fun
he think they are fighting
16
Mr Flint shows that he is
remorseful
energetic
spiteful
kind
17
The Civil War ended in
1865
1872
1886
1862
18
What incident does Douglass say gives him his "new rebirth of freedom"?
fighting Mr. Covey
hiding in the woods
running away
getting whipped
19
Slave narratives included graphic details and brutal treatment of slaves in order to
persuade readers to vote
inform readers <br>about cotton
scare readers
make readers feel sympathy
20
Lincoln issued the "Emancipation Proclamation" because he believed slavery was
necessary
unjust
not needed
useful
21
Mr. Covey gives Douglass his first whipping because
he slept through work
he ran away
he stole some food
he trifled away his time
22
The audience of "The Emancipation Proclamation" is
the general public
Europeans
northern freed <br>slaves
angry citizens
23
Linda's antagonist is
Mr.Flint
her grandma
Betty
Mr. Samuels
24
Frederick Douglass loads the oxen cart heavily because he thinks
it will punish them
it will tame them
he has a lot of experience
the oxen are quick
25
As characterized in the story, Linda is
annoying
selfless
lazy
creative
26
Mr. Covey keeps his slaves in line by
ignoring them
threatening and whipping them
giving them incentives
praising their hard work
27
An internal conflict is between<br>
a person and society
two people
a person and themself
a person and a thunderstorm
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Linda thinks that running away will
make her rich
help her find her husband
help her children
teach her a lesson
29
At the end of the story, Linda is
in Massachusetts
at Mr. Flint's office
hiding close by
on a boat
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The "unfinished work" Lincoln refers to in the Gettysburg Address is
winning the Civil War
passing the 19th ammendment
creating new states
being re-elected