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Abigail Adams- Biography

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Explain how Abigail Adams shows perseverance throughout her life based on the above passage. You need multiple examples from the text to support your answer.

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Which phrase best expresses the main idea of paragraph 2?

A She read Shakespeare and other great literature.

B She was mostly self-taught, though, and is known as one of the most erudite, or knowledgeable, first ladies.

C She was often sick as a child so her mother taught her to read, write, and do math at home.

D Abigail read the books in her father's and grandfather's libraries.

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In paragraph 2, the word erudite means-

F rude or impolite

G mentally slow, not intelligent

C pretty, attractive

D very well-informed; educated

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3.

Which fact from the text can be verified in the letter excerpt?

A Abigail Adams worked to promote women's rights.

B She soon earned the nickname, "Mrs. President."

C Abigail Adams believed that all men could be tyrants.

D The United States Mint issued the Abigail Adams collectable coin on June 19, 2007.

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Why did the author include the excerpt from Abigail Adam's most famous letter?

F To entertain the reader with the exciting letter

G To persuade the reader that Abigail was the most intelligent first lady.

H To add to the reader's understanding of Abigail Adams by providing some of Mrs. Adams own writing.

J To inform the reader that Abigail understood the importance of her husband's job.

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5.

The photograph on the Abigail Adams gold coin commemorates Abigail's -

A intelligence

B belief in women's equality

C love for her husband

D practicality

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In paragraph 3, the author says that John Adams was attracted to young Abigail, "whose nose was always stuck in a book" to show--

F the future President valued his wife's intelligence

G the future President wanted to keep Abigail from reading so much

H the future President, like most people of the time, did not think it was important for women to be well-educated

J the future President only liked women who were very smart

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What impact did Abigail's early education have on her life as First Lady?

A Abigail's education made her think that a woman should be President of the United States.

B Abigail's education made her feel uncomfortable around other important people.

C Abigail's education made her a very good letter-writer.

D Abigail's education gave her knowledge and confidence to participate in political discussions and advise her husband.