The Road to Freedom - Chapter 7

What does it mean to draw inferences from a text?

• To quote the text

• To read the text

• To speak the text

• To realize something that the text implies but doesn't state explicitly

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On page 42, find the sentence that has the word trust. What does this word mean?

• to disbelieve someone

• to have faith in something or someone

• to love someone

• to dislike someone but believe them anyway

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What makes the following group of words a family?

trust, entrust, trustworthy, distrustful, mistrust, and untrustworthy

• The root word trust

• The suffix -thy

• The prefix en-

• The believe in something

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What events in chapter 7 bring Mama and Emma closer to reaching their goal?

• Hearing the wolves and searchers

• The ride in the potato wagon, and finding a barn with a lit lantern

• Stopping at McDonald's to eat

• The sleigh ride, warm fire, and good food

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According to the text, how did Emma feel when she and Mama were traveling in the wagon?

• She heard a few other wagons, and enjoyed talking with people

• She felt hungry and had to use the restroom

• She heard other wagons, but felt mostly "all alone".

• She felt warm and contented

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What happens between Emma and the driver when she and Mama get out of the wagon?

• They scolded him

• Emma wished she could give him something for his kindness

• The driver told them to hurry up. He was tired of waiting

• They ate candy apples before they moved on

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What does this chapter tell you about the act of kindess in Emma's world?

• Lots of people were kind

• Kindness was overrated

• Kindness was scarce. Not many people had been kind to her before this

• She felt uncomfortable with kindness

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What details describe how Emma feels as she waits in the barn with her mother?

• Her dialogue with Mama. The noises of creaking doors and scattering mice suggest that Emma is scared

• The quiet as they waited built the suspense because she couldn't hear any noises. It was so still

• They were wet and cold to the bone from falling in the creek

• The hay was scratchy and made her sneeze. This put them in danger of someone hearing them

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What does the narrator's or speaker's point of view do?

• nothing

• Influences how events are described

• makes the story interesting

• leaves out important details

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