Harriet Tubman Reading Quiz Chapters 10, 11, & 12

What was the Underground Railroad composed of?

• a loosely organized group of people who offered food and shelter, or a place of concealment, to fugitives who had set out on the long road to the North and freedom.

• a tunned and a train

• a route that a train follows to arrive to the North

• it is composed of several slave plantations.

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What was Harriet's first job in the North?

• In 1849, Harriet got a job at a hotel as a cook

• In 1849, Harriet got a job as a maid

• In 2022, Harriet got a job as a media influencer

• In 1849, Harriet got a job as a stable handler

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Who is John Bowley? How is he related to Harriet?

• John Bowley is Harriet's brother-in-law

• John Bowley is Harriet's new husband

• John Bowley is Harriet's boss

• John Bowley is Harriet's new slave owner

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What is the Philadelphia Vigilance Committee?

• An organization that helps capture slaves

• An organization that pushes for slavery in the North

• An organization that helps runaway slaves get on their feet in the North

• An organization that pushes for legislative bills to free all slaves

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Describe the Fugitive Slave Law (use Chapter 12 for reference)....

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Which of the following selections best explains the main reason Harriet was afraid to try and escape on her own?

• She worried that her brothers would tell people that she had run away and she would be caught.

• She didn’t think that she could be quiet enough running through the woods to stay hidden.

• She worried that she would suddenly fall asleep because of her head injury and be found.

• She feared that she would get lost and not be able to get to the North before being discovered.

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Which of these inferences is best supported by the comparison of Harriet’s movements to those of her brothers (ch. 10)?

• Harriet used what she learned from Ben to quietly navigate the woods, but her brothers hadn’t been taught the same skills. 

• Harriet was able to move faster than her brothers through the woods because she had better eyesight than the both of them.

• Harriet moved faster through the woods because she was more determined than her brothers to escape.

• Harriet could not move as quickly through the woods because she was smaller and fell behind.

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Which of the following statements best explains the reason why one of the women helping with the Underground Railroad tells Harriet to sweep her yard?

• The woman wanted Harriet to stay out in the open where other people could see her.

• People that were part of the Underground Railroad often asked for help at their homes.

• If someone saw Harriet sweeping the yard, they would not think she was a runaway.

• The woman thought that Harriet would prefer to be outside instead of in hiding.

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