Harriet Tubman Test: Comprehension and Application
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Question 1
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Slave owners wanted to capture Harriet Tubman because she
Question 2
2.
What detail does the author include to characterize Tubman as courageous?
Question 3
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The fact that Tubman and the runaways were turned away from one house on the Underground Railroad shows that
Question 4
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Why did Tubman threaten to shoot one of the runaways?
Question 5
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Why did Tubman have to take the runaways all the way to Canada instead of to a place in the North?
Question 6
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A biography is written
Question 7
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Jim Brown was a type of running back never seen before in the game of football. He was quick and fast like many halfbacks. Yet he was also massive and terribly strong. His muscular body was hard as stone. And when he ran, he often ran right over anyone who tried to tackle him.
This passage is probably part of—
Question 8
8.
Which sentence most likely comes from a biography?
Question 9
9.
The following passage could be part of a biography:
Craig was young, but he clearly was a genius. His coworkers could not believe how lucky they were to have him there.
Question 10
10.
The following passage could be part of a biography:
I decided to risk everything on this business. My savings would soon be gone. We needed some real income.
Question 11
11.
The following passage could be part of a biography:
Elizabeth studied by candlelight to complete her schooling.
Question 12
12.
Which of the following statements shows parallelism?
Question 13
13.
Which of the following statements shows parallelism?
Question 14
14.
Which of the following statements shows parallelism?
Question 15
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Characterization reveals a person's qualities and personality. Which of the following statmentments support the idea that Harriet was a clever person.
Question 16
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Among the slaves, Harriet Tubman was known as
Question 17
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Based on "Harriet Tubman," why was Saturday night a good time for slaves to escape?
Question 18
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The Underground Railroad, described in "Harriet Tubman," was so named because
Question 19
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Why did Harriet Tubman tell the fugitives stories of others who had escaped to freedom?
Question 20
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In "Harriet Tubman," what was the main danger of letting a runaway return to a plantation?
Question 21
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Which detail in "Harriet Tubman" best supports the idea that fugitives faced harsh conditions during the journey North?
Question 22
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Why did Harriet Tubman not tell the fugitives that she had never gone to Canada?
Question 23
23.
How do you know that the fugitives had come to trust Harriet Tubman as their guide?
Question 24
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According to "Harriet Tubman," what was Thomas Garrett's role in the Underground Railroad?
Question 25
25.
In "Harriet Tubman," how long did it take to travel from the plantation to St. Catharines?
Question 26
26.
What main idea does the following passage from "Harriet Tubman" support?
She discovered that freedom meant more than the right to change jobs at will, more than the right to keep the money that one earned.
Question 27
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Why did Harriet Tubman decide to settle in Canada?
Question 28
28.
In "Harriet Tubman," what main idea do the details about William Still's records support?
Question 29
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What causes the author of "Harriet Tubman" to think the eleven runaways stayed with Frederick Douglass?