Narrative of Frederick Douglass
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What date did the author's free life begin?

  • September 3, 1838 (correct)
  • September 2, 1838
  • September 4, 1838
  • September 5, 1838
  • What was the author's emotional state during the journey to New York?

  • Indifferent and neutral
  • Excited and joyful
  • Anxious and perilous (correct)
  • Calm and relaxed
  • What was the author's focus on the morning of the fourth of September?

  • The wonders of the big city
  • The strange situation of being a free man (correct)
  • The sounds of the confused waves
  • The people walking on Broadway
  • What was fulfilled for the author at that moment?

    <p>Their dreams of youth and hopes of manhood</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What bond was broken for the author?

    <p>The bond that held them to their old master</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    The Author's Freedom

    • The author's life as a free person began on September 3, 1838.
    • On September 4, 1838, the author arrived in New York City, marking the beginning of their new life as a free individual.
    • The author felt a sense of wonder and awe at the sights and sounds of the city, but their thoughts were also consumed by the unfamiliarity of their new circumstances.
    • With their freedom, the author felt a sense of fulfillment of their childhood dreams and adult hopes.
    • The author was no longer bound to their former slave owner, referred to as "old master".
    • The author was now free from slavery and no longer subject to the control of another person.

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    This quiz is based on the life of Frederick Douglass, an American social reformer and former slave. It covers his journey to freedom and life in New York. Test your understanding of his experiences and reflections.

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