Trouble Don't Last-Part 4-Quiz

What secret did Samuel learn from Harrison? Ch. 26)

• Harrison was his granddaddy.

• Harrison was Lilly's dad.

• Harrison was rich.

• Harrison was once a free slave.

What happened to Harrison's wife Belle? (Ch. 27)

• Belle ran away successfully and became a free slave.

• Belle was captured and tortured to death.

• Belle died of lung fever after a week.

• Belle’s master bet her in a card game and lost, so she had a new master.

What did it mean when the black people said that snow was coming? (Ch. 28)

• White snowflakes were coming down hard.

• It meant white folks riding on horses who were looking for run-away slaves.

• There would be sledding because snow was falling.

• There would be show down between the Blacks and the Whites.

When did Order Lee decided to run away? (Ch. 29)

• Order Lee ran when his wife died.

• Order Lee ran when he heard that he would be sold.

• Order Lee ran when he hit his master with the shovel.

• Both B & C

What happened after Ol’ Bowlegs left Order Lee, Harrison, and Samuel? (Ch. 30)

• They were stopped and asked to see their papers while rolling the barrel to dock.

• Order Lee fell down

• Harrison tripped and fell down.

• They got on the ship with no problem.

How did Samuel get Order Lee, Harrison, himself out of trouble? (Ch. 31)

• Samuel told the constable that the paper that said they were free was in Order Lee’s pocket.

• The people at the dock helped them escape.

• The people at the dock chased the white man away.

• The people at the dock chanted, “Free! Free! Free!...”

What happened in the last chapter? (Ch. 32)

• All three were captured.

• Harrison and Samuel reunited with his mom.

• They stood on the deck of the Otter and realized that they were free.

• Samuel planned to go back and helped Lilly to be free.

From the Author’s Note, what did Shelley Pearsall say about the names of the characters who helped Harrison and Samuel in the novel?

• They were based on real people during that time.

• They came from her imagination.

• They were based on her ancestors’ names.

• They were names from her favorite books.