Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass Final Test

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How did Frederick Douglass learn to read?

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He traded bread for lessons with poor white boys.

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What is a common misconception about the life of a slave?

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Slaves sing when they are content with their lives.

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At what age did Frederick Douglass write his narrative?

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About 27 or 28.

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What was one reason Douglass was not happy about moving to Baltimore?

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The Aulds are described as a kind couple.

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What happened to Douglass and others when their escape plan was betrayed?

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They were jailed.

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What role did literacy play in Douglass's life?

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Literacy was a key to his freedom and empowerment.

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What does Douglass's narrative reveal about the institution of slavery?

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It exposes the brutal realities and inhumanity of slavery.

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How did Douglass's experiences shape his views on education?

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He believed education was essential for freedom and self-advocacy.

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What was the significance of Douglass's move to Baltimore?

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It provided him with new opportunities for learning and personal growth.

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How did Douglass's relationship with the Aulds impact his life?

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It was complex; they initially taught him but later tried to suppress his learning.