The Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass - Review

Who is the author the autobiography is talking about?

• Frederick The Great

• Frederick Douglass

• Frederick Griffith

• Frederick Winslow Taylor

How did Frederick live in where he was?

• He lived as a rich boy

• He lived as an orphan

• He lived as a slave

• He lived as a homeless boy

How was the mistress treating Frederick when he was living there?

• With love and support

• With hate, but support

• With some love, but would help him read

• With some love, but was strict with his reading

Who was the mistress at first according to Frederick?

• “a kind and tender-hearted woman”

• "a terrible and dark-hearted woman”

• “a kind and small woman”

• “a terrible and big woman”

What did the mistress’s tender heart become under the strict influence?

• It became a paper

• It became a book

• It became stone

• It became lifeless

What did the mistress snatch from Frederick?

• Some clothes

• A pencil

• A newspaper

• A book

How did Frederick learn how to read?

• He learned by going to school

• He learned thanks to three white boys

• He learned thanks to three African boys

• He learned thanks to the mistress

Why couldn’t Frederick say the names of the boys?

• Because he knew the boys would be embarrassed for the fact that Christians found teaching slaves to read as an offense

• Because he knew the boys would be famous for the fact that Christians found teaching slaves to read as a good thing

• Because he wanted to show the gratitude by inviting them over to his room in silence

• Because he didn’t want the boys to show off what they taught Frederick

What was the name of the book Frederick read?

• The African Orator

• The Columbian Orator

• The Puerto Rican Orator

• The American Orator

How did Frederick feel after reading the book?

• He felt overwhelmed by so much knowledge and now envies the slaves’ stupidity

• He felt happy by so much knowledge and now insults the stupid slaves

• He felt flattered by reading so much and now wants to teach the slaves to read

• He felt disappointed in reading the book and threw away the book