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WorksheetsHarriet Tubman, Animated Hero Classics
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
Harriet Tubman was happy to be a slave in the South?
True
False
Slaves need to buy a ticket to ride the Underground Railroad.
True
False
Many white Americans were opposed or against slavery in the United States.
True
False
How were Harriet and her family treated by their owner?
They were treated very well.
They were treated very poorly and were often beaten.
Where did Harriet and other slaves have to go to find freedom in the United States?
To the Southern States.
To Northern States.
To Mexico.
In the movie what did Harriet do to trick the hunting dog that was tracking her as she escaped?
She gave the dog food and treats.
She hid dog bones in a hole.
She crossed a river.
She hid in a tree.
What state did Harriet escape to for safety?
California
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Florida
Why did people begin to call Harriet "Moses"?
They called her "Moses" because they thought she was a man.
They called her "Moses" because she changed her name.
They called her "Moses" because she was leading her people to freedom just like the "Moses" in the Bible.
They called her "Moses" because that was her husband's name.
In the movie who were the last members of Harriet's family to be rescued?
The last of Harriet's family to be freed were her parents.
The last of Harriet's family to be freed was her sister's family.
The last of Harriet's family to be freed wad her brother's family.
The last of Harriet's family to be freed was her husband.
How did Harriet help people after she stopped being a conductor?
Harriet was a spy during the Civil War.
Harriet was a nurse during the Civil War.
Harriet turned her home into a place for teh sick and poor.
Harriet did all of the above.
How many slaves did she lead to freedom?
Harriet saved more than 25 people.
Harriet saved more than 100 people.
Harriet saved more than 300 people.
Harriet saved just her large family.
No one knows the exact date or year Harriet was born, but in what decade do most people believe she was born?
1720s
1820s
1920s
2020s
