Narrator's Mistress Quiz

What did the mistress become after slavery influenced her?

• More compassionate

• Aggressive and hostile

• Indifferent

• Kind and gentle

How did the narrator describe his mistress's initial treatment towards him?

• Cruel

• Indifferent

• Kind and tender-hearted

• Strict

What conclusion did the mistress reach about education and slavery?

• They are compatible.

• They are beneficial.

• They are incompatible.

• They have no correlation.

What does the narrator reveal about his mistress's demeanor when she saw him with a newspaper?

• She was indifferent.

• She was filled with joy.

• She became furious.

• She encouraged him to read.

What was the duration of the narrator's stay in Master Hugh's family?

• Five years

• Seven years

• Ten years

• Three years

What led to the deterioration of the mistress's character according to the narrator?

• Poverty

• Slavery's influence

• Lack of education

• Illness

Why did the narrator's mistress stop instructing him?

• She lacked the necessary resources.

• She was advised by her husband.

• She was too busy with other duties.

• She lost interest in teaching.

How did the narrator learn to read and write?

• Through formal education

• With the help of a tutor

• By resorting to various stratagems

• By attending night classes

What was the mistress's reaction when she saw the narrator with a newspaper?

• Indifference

• Joy

• Fury

• Happiness

How did the mistress react when the narrator attempted to educate himself?

• She supported him.

• She ignored him.

• She became even more opposed and aggressive.

• She became indifferent.