narrative life of fredrick douglass autobiography

The (a)   woman goes to church every Sunday.

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Which words are antonyms of "indispensable"?

• optional

• necessary

• obligatory

• nonessential

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Why do you think Douglass writes in such formal lanuage?

• He never learned any other way.

• To legitimize his intelligence as a black man.

• So we understand him better.

• To feel superior to everyone else.

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What is NOT an inference we can make based on Douglass not knowing his age?

• The masters cared for the slaves very much.

• The masters did not think slaves should be eduacted.

• The masters purposefully withheld information from slaves.

• The masters did not see slaves as real people.

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to prove someone is innocent or correct

• vindication

• civil

• indispensible

• writhe

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Why did Douglass think of reading as a curse rather than a blessing at first?

• It was too hard with so many big words

• It showed his horrible situation as a slave but no way to escape it

• The book "Columbian Orator" was too boring

• He was upset that his master would be mad at him for reading when he should be working

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Fredrick Douglass wrote a book titled ?

• Narrative of the Life of Frederick , and American Slave

• Frederick Douglass, and American Slave

• Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, and American Slave

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Why probably didn't Mistress Hugh want Douglass to read?

• Her husband would beat her if he found out

• He would be an equal and it would be hard to make him work for free

• He would be a better reader than she was

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a serious and huge problem

• calamity

• emancipation

• civil

• compel

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Why is it important to learn about Douglass's life?

• It helps us learn how to read and write.

• It makes us sympathize with slaveowners.

• It gives us perspective on why the Civil War was necessary.

• He is interesting.

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