Clara's Journey to Freedom

Sweet Clara, a young girl sent to a plantation, learns to sew from Aunt Rachel. She creates a quilt that serves as a map to freedom, inspired by stories of the Underground Railroad. Clara and Jack use the quilt to escape, eventually reaching the Ohio River and heading towards Canada. The quilt remains as a guide for others seeking freedom.

Why was Clara sent to the home plantation?

• To learn sewing

• To work as a field hand

• To reunite with her family

• To escape to freedom

What skill does Aunt Rachel decide to teach Clara?

• Cooking

• Reading

• Gardening

• Sewing

What does Clara hear about in the big house that sparks her interest?

• A new job opportunity

• The Underground Railroad

• A secret treasure

• A family reunion

What does Clara use to create her map to freedom?

• A book

• A piece of paper

• A quilt

• A painting

How does Clara gather information for her quilt map?

• By exploring the fields

• By listening to conversations

• By reading books

• By asking the overseer

What does Clara add to the quilt to help with the escape?

• A map of Canada

• A compass

• A secret message

• A hidden boat

Who does Clara plan to escape with?

• Aunt Rachel

• Young Jack

• The overseer

• Cook

What natural feature do Clara and Jack use to navigate during their escape?

• The river

• The North Star

• The moon

• The sun

Who do Clara and Jack find at North Farm?

• Cook

• The overseer

• Clara's mother and sister

• Aunt Rachel

What does Clara wish she could do with the quilt?

• Keep it as a family heirloom

• Give it to the master

• Spread it over the whole land

• Sell it for money