Frederick Douglass Part 1

According to page 263, what can best describe Frederick Douglass.

• A fighter against evil.

• A hard working leader.

• A man with no desires.

• A slave that hated his life.

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According to the image on page 264, what do we learn from the caption and text?

• The Douglasses love each other.

• The Douglasses want to move because they bought a new house.

• How people would travel on ships.

• The moment the Douglasses start a new life.

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The subtitle "Joining the Movement is mainly about-

• becoming free.

• reading an abolitionist newspaper.

• how Douglass began to become an abolitionist.

• shared ideas with other men.

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The caption on page 265 helps the reader understand-

• Proslavery and abolitionist did not get along.

• Individuals back them loved to fight one another.

• The police liked separating people from fighting.

• Frederick Douglass loved getting into trouble.

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According to paragraph 3, why was the audience awed?

• Frederick Douglass fought many people.

• Frederick Douglass had an impressive way with words.

• Frederick Douglass bored all the pro-slavery supporters.

• Frederick Douglass read them his popular book.

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What is the section "Speaking Out" mainly about?

• How Frederick Douglass gave speeches around the northern states.

• Why Frederick Douglass was scared of being caught.

• The harsh treatments Frederick had to endure.

• How much practice Frederick Douglass had to go through in order to give great speeches.

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Why was Frederick amazed when he was in Europe?

• The food was delicious.

• People treated him well.

• The trips were long and difficult.

• People were still looking to arrest him.

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How many autobiographies did Frederick write?

• 3

• 1

• none

• 7

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What genre is this story?

• Non-fiction, Biography

• Fiction, Biography

• Informational Text

• Non-Fiction, Autobiography.

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How did Frederick finally become free? 267

• He ran away from his owners.

• European supporters raised the money he needed.

• He killed all his old owners.

• He used the money from his books to pay for his freedom.

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