Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl

Jacobs preferred Dr. Flints “stormy, terrific ways.”

• True

• False

Jacobs states that if “God bestowed intelligence upon a slave, it will prove to be his or her biggest curse.”

• True

• False

Jacobs falls in love with a fellow slave who works as a carpenter.

• True

• False

Dr. Flint builds Jacobs a cottage.

• True

• False

Dr. Flint and Jacobs’ relationship is gossiped throughout the neighborhood.

• True

• False

Jacobs gets pregnant on purpose.

• True

• False

Jacobs feels further repressed by the eloquent white man.

• True

• False

Jacobs expresses that slaves should not be judged by the same standards as white women.

• True

• False

Jacob's grandmother forces Jacobs away after the mistress of the house accuses Jacobs of having an affair.

• True

• False

Jacobs finally finds hope after meeting with father’s friend.

• True

• False