Two Tickets to Freedom Review
Quiz by Lindsay Ancelitz
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- Q1The main characters in the story areElla and WalbertEllen and WilliamEleanor and Walle45sEditDelete
- Q2What was the first stop on the Underground Railroad?FredericksburgPhiladelphiaWashington45sEditDelete
- Q3If William and Ellen were captured, they would beforced to go to prisonsent back into slaverymade to pay a fine45sEditDelete
- Q4How did Ellen disguise herself?She dressed up as a famous manShe pretended to be richShe dressed herself as an injured white femaleShe dressed herself as an injured white man45sEditDelete
- Q5Why did William and Ellen ride in different cars on the train?Black people had to travel separately from white peopleMales had to travel separately from femalesRich people had to travel separately from poor people45sEditDelete
- Q6Why didn't William get off the train and ride the ferry?He missed the trainHe got kicked off the trainHe ran awayHe was sleeping45sEditDelete
- Q7What advice does the guard give to William?To hide from the conductorTo run away from his masterTo travel out westTo steal his master's money45sEditDelete
- Q8Why is William so terribly tired while he is on the train?He cannot get comfortable on the trainThey had been planning their escape at night and he has barely slept in 8 daysHis master told him he cannot fall asleep45sEditDelete
- Q9Why can you conclude that Ellen and William are smart?they wanted to escape from slaverythey didn't want to get caught so they took a trainthey thought up a clever plan to escape from slavery45sEditDelete
- Q10After the Civil War, William and Ellen lived inPhiladelphiaGeorgiaWashington DCEngland45sEditDelete
- Q11Based on the way the word is used in this story, an abolitionist is someone who....wants to end slaverythinks slavery is fineowns a lot of slaves45sEditDelete
- Q12In the story, Ellen and William are called fugitives. A fugitive is someone who hasbecome lostfallen asleeprun away45sEditDelete
- Q13The crowd seemed sympathetic to "Mr. Johnson" because he was so obviously ill. To be sympathetic meansgreat fear toward someonekind feelings toward someonedisgust toward someone45sEditDelete
- Q14"Mr. Johnson" asserted that he did not know anyone in Baltimore. Asserted meanssaid firmlyshouted angrilycried quietlywhispered45sEditDelete
- Q15"I am no slave hunter", the conductor indignantly replied. To say something indignantly is to say it...angrilycheerfullysadly45sEditDelete