Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass Chapter 3

Colonel Lloyd was said to own how many slaves?

• 100

• 600

• 1,000

• 10,000

Did Colonel Lloyd know all of his slaves?

• YES

• NO

When Colonel Lloyd asked the man he saw on the side of the road who his master was, who did the man say was his master?

• Colonel Lloyd

• William Wilkes

• Jacob Jepson

• Mr. Severe

The man on the side of the road says that Colonel Lloyd...

• doesn't work him too hard, doesn't give him enough to eat, and doesn't treat him well

• does not treat him well, does work him too hard and does give him enough to eat

• does not treat him well, does not work him too hard and does give him enough to eat

Colonel Lloyd was most particular about the care of

• his garden

• his fruit

• his house

• his horses

People came from miles away to visit and enjoy the beauty of

• Jacob Jepson's Garden

• Bok Tower Gardens

• Colonel Lloyd's Garden

• Busch Gardens

What types of items did Frederick Douglass say grew in Colonel Lloyd's garden?

• mangoes, pineapple, apples and grapes

• apples, bananas, strawberries and passionfruit

• fruit of almost every description from the hardy apple of the north to the delicate orange of the south

• juicy, sweet, delicious grapes, kiwi, pineapple, strawberries and pears

How often did slaves try to steal fruit from Colonel Lloyd's garden?

• daily

• monthly

• weekly

• yearly

What happened to a slave that was caught or suspected of stealing fruit from the garden?

• they had to work off the cost of the fruit

• the were sent to bed without any food

• they were given lashes

• they were given more fruit to take home with them

How did the chief gardener finally stop the slaves from stealing fruit?

• spraying insecticide on the fruit

• putting cameras up to patrol the garden

• painting the fence around the garden with oil

• painting the fence around the garden with tar