Exploring Chapter 6 of Douglass

What is the main topic discussed in Chapter 6 of "Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass"?

• Douglass's escape from slavery

• Douglass's experiences learning to read and write

• Douglass's relationship with his mother

• Douglass's work on the plantation

Who initially taught Frederick Douglass the alphabet?

• His mother

• His father

• Sophia Auld

• Mr. Covey

Why did Sophia Auld stop teaching Douglass to read?

• She moved away

• She was forbidden by her husband

• Douglass lost interest

• She became ill

What impact did learning to read have on Douglass's view of slavery?

• It made him more content with his situation

• It increased his desire for freedom

• It made him fearful of punishment

• It had no impact

How did Douglass describe the change in Sophia Auld's behavior over time?

• She became more kind and compassionate

• She became more cruel and harsh

• She remained the same

• She became indifferent

What does Douglass suggest is the reason for the change in Sophia Auld's behavior?

• Influence of her husband

• Her own personal struggles

• The corrupting nature of slavery

• Pressure from society

At the beginning of the chapter what type of person is Mrs. Auld?

• Mean

• Uncaring

• Indifferent

• Kind

What emotion did Douglass feel after learning to read and understanding the reality of his situation?

• Joy

• Despair

• Indifference

• Anger

What did Douglass believe was the key to his freedom?

• Physical strength

• Education

• Wealth

• Friendship

What did Douglass realize about the power of literacy?

• It was overrated

• It was a tool for empowerment

• It was only useful for the wealthy

• It was a burden