The Patchwork Path

The story begins with Hannah.  Who is Hannah?

• A slave girl.
• A teacher.
• A young nurse.
• A teacher.

What happened to Hanna's sister, Mary?

• She got sick and died.
• She went to live with her grandmother.
• She ran away.
• She was sold to a far off plantation.

Papa told Hannah to air out the Monkey Wrench Quilt.  What did the pattern mean?

• They would be looking for Mary.
• There were people who were hurt and needed help.
• It warned the others they were gathering their tools and preparing to leave.
• They had a safe place to stay for the night. 

While her mother taught Hannah to stitch the quilt pieces together, she also taught her...

• how to read.
• that the quilt had special patterns and meanings. 
• how to make special family recipes.
• stories about her family.

How did Hannah feel when they began their journey?

• Excited.
• Tired.
• Worried.
• Angry.

Hannah and her family left in the middle of a terrible rainstorm. Why did that help them escape?

• The master would not see them leave. 
• The dogs would not be able to follow their scent.
• The wagon would travel better on wet roads. 
• They could travel faster in the rain. 

What was on the other side of Lake Erie?

• A log cabin.
• The halfway point in their journey.
• The people that were trying to catch them. 
• The end of the journey and freedom.

Where did the bear tracks lead them?

• A safe cave.
• A cabin on the river.
• A boat to get across the water.
• A barn with soft hay.

How did the Quaker man transport them on the way to Cleveland?

• In a boat.
• In a wagon.
• On a horse.
• Walking through tunnels.

That winter Hannah made a new quilt. Why did she leave one square empty?

• To remind her of her mother.
• She ran out of cloth.
• She missed her sister Mary.
• to put a picture of her Papa.