Uncle Tom's Cabin - Chapters 28–29 Quiz

What does Tom worry about after St. Clare's death?

Question Answer Choices That he may never see his family again That he will be punished severely That he will be sent to another plantation That he will be forced to work harder

What does Miss Ophelia ask St. Clare for to help Topsy?

Question Answer Choices Permission to teach Topsy Papers that prove she owns Topsy A letter of recommendation for Topsy Money to buy Topsy's freedom

What does St. Clare decide to do after reading Eva's Bible and contemplating his role as a slave owner?

Question Answer Choices Set Tom free Send Tom to work in the fields Sell Tom to another owner Keep Tom as his personal servant

What is Miss Ophelia's attitude towards Topsy after Eva's death?

Question Answer Choices Harsher and more demanding Fearful and suspicious Indifferent and uncaring Kinder and more understanding

What does Miss Ophelia write to Mrs. Shelby about?

Question Answer Choices To ask for financial assistance Tom's situation and asking for her help To discuss her own travel plans To inform her about Eva's death

What does Marie do after St. Clare's death regarding the servants?

Question Answer Choices She refuses to let any of them go free She frees all the servants She sells all the servants She moves the servants to another estate

What does St. Clare ask Miss Ophelia regarding the future of freed Black people?

Question Answer Choices If she will employ them If she will educate them If she will support them financially If she will house them

What does Miss Ophelia plan to do with Topsy after obtaining ownership papers?

Question Answer Choices Take Topsy north to freedom Sell Topsy to another owner Send Topsy to school Keep Topsy as her personal servant

What does Miss Ophelia say about Topsy's status as property?

Question Answer Choices It is only because of a 'fiction of law' It is a natural order It is due to her behavior It is justified by tradition

How does St. Clare get fatally injured?

Question Answer Choices He is shot in a duel He is wounded by a man carrying a knife He is attacked by a wild animal He falls from a horse