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What problem do Linda and Fanny encounter at the train station in New York?
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They become separated in the crowds
An untrustworthy cab driver tries to take advantage of them
They lose their trunks upon arrival
They are immediately arrested upon arrival
What is notable about Linda's unexpected reunion with Ellen?
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Linda's joy at finding Ellen well cared for
Linda's uncertainty about Ellen's identity
Linda's distress at Ellen's shabby appearance and apparent neglect
Ellen's reluctance to be reunited with her mother
Why does Linda decide to tell Mrs. Hobbs she has arrived from Canada?
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She wants to impress Mrs. Hobbs with her travels
She is trying to protect her identity and the fact that she has escaped from the South
She actually came from Canada and wants to be honest about her journey
She hopes to gain sympathy by pretending to be a foreigner
What does the situation in the Hobbs household illustrate about the impact of slavery and racism on domesticity?
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It demonstrates the ease of access to education in the North
It underscores the challenge of maintaining ideals of domesticity in a racist society
It highlights the success of loving families in overcoming the challenges of slavery
None of the above
What is Linda's reaction to Mrs. Hobbs telling her about Mr. Sands's decision regarding Ellen?
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Linda is furious and feels her motherly claim has been disregarded
Linda resolves to dispute Mr. Sands's decision
Linda is grateful for the opportunity for Ellen
Linda plans to thank Mr. Sands for his decision
What do Dr. Flint's persistent attempts to trick Linda into returning South reveal about his perception of her?
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He respects her intelligence and cunning
He regards her as an equal
He underestimates her intelligence
He underestimates her intelligence
