Narrative of Frederick Douglass Ch. 11 & Appendix

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What does the phrase 'I was now my own master' signify in Chapter 11?

Back

This phrase represents an 'aha moment' for Frederick Douglass, indicating a significant realization of his autonomy and freedom.

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Why does Frederick Douglass refer to the Underground Railroad as the 'Upperground Railroad'?

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He feels that the people who run it do not make enough effort to keep it a secret.

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Which quote indicates that Frederick Douglass was not eager to become a public speaker?

Back

The quote 'It was a severe cross, and I took it up reluctantly' shows his reluctance.

Front

What type of figurative language is used in the quote 'The paper became my meat and drink'?

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This is a metaphor, indicating that the paper was essential to Douglass's life.

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Why did Frederick Douglass work harder than usual right before his escape?

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He worked harder to ensure that his master would not suspect his plan to escape.

Front

Define 'Aha Moment' in the context of literature.

Back

An 'aha moment' is a point in a narrative where a character experiences a sudden realization or insight.

Front

What is the significance of the Underground Railroad in Douglass's narrative?

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The Underground Railroad symbolizes the struggle for freedom and the collective efforts of those resisting slavery.

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Explain the term 'metaphor' as used in literary analysis.

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A metaphor is a figure of speech that makes a comparison between two unlike things without using 'like' or 'as'.

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What does Douglass mean by 'the paper became my meat and drink'?

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He means that reading and writing were vital to his existence and personal growth.

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What role does public speaking play in Douglass's life?

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Public speaking becomes a crucial tool for Douglass to advocate for abolition and share his experiences.