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How does Mrs. Sands react to learning about her husband's past and his children?
1 of 9
She is angry and refuses to see the children
She demands Mr. Sands leave her
She is understanding and wants to meet the children
She decides to leave Mr. Sands
Why is Linda distraught over the offer for her children to be adopted by Mrs. Sands and her sister?
2 of 9
She is worried they will not be treated well
She fears the children could still be sold at any time
She believes her children will forget about her
She thinks her children will not adapt to a prosperous lifestyle
Why does Linda struggle to feel at peace regarding her children's freedom?
3 of 9
Because she doesn't trust Mr. Sands's intentions
Because the children's free status means she might never see them again
Because she is unsure if the children want to be free
Because she believes the children will never be truly safe as long as they're in the South
What is Linda's concern about Ellen's arrangement to live with Mr. Sands's cousin in Brooklyn?
4 of 9
She is worried Ellen will not be able to attend school
She is concerned that Ellen is still treated as a servant
She is concerned that she will lose contact with Ellen
She is concerned that Mr. Sands's cousin will mistreat Ellen
What does Ellen's reaction to seeing Linda reveal about their relationship?
5 of 9
It shows Ellen's fear and reluctance to accept Linda as her mother
It indicates Ellen's strong desire to stay with Mr. Sands and his family
It highlights the enduring bond and love between Ellen and Linda despite long separation
It suggests Ellen has no interest in reuniting with her family
Why does Linda decide to visit Ellen despite the risks involved?
6 of 9
She believes Ellen's strong character can keep their secret safe
She needs to explain why Ellen must work as a servant
She wants to convince Ellen to stay with the family in the South
She intends to stop Ellen from leaving with the Sands family
What is the irony in Mrs. Flint's reaction to Mr. Sands sending Ellen away?
7 of 9
She believes Mr. Sands is acting morally by acknowledging his children
She thinks Linda has no right to her children
She accuses Mr. Sands of theft, yet sees no issue with her daughter claiming Linda's children
She accuses Mr. Sands of theft, yet sees no issue with her daughter claiming Linda's children
What is Linda's reaction to Mr. Sands's behavior regarding communication about Ellen?
8 of 9
She is grateful for his discretion
She feels betrayed and ignored
She appreciates his efforts despite the circumstances
She expected no better of him
What is Linda's reaction to the news from Mrs. Hobbs regarding Ellen?
9 of 9
She is relieved that Ellen will receive an education
She is excited about the potential for Ellen's freedom
She is confused and disturbed by the possibility that Ellen may not be free
She is indifferent, trusting in Mr. Sands's decision
