The Mysterious Mr. Lincoln
Fish
Thomas Garrett
Twice the Tubman
Devices
100

Mr. Lincoln was not fond of this nickname, which was given due to his ethics.

What is "Honest Abe

100

Mrs. Markham tells Willie to not look at the Man because she feels that all he does is this; a word meaning to annoy someone.

What is pester

100

Much like the lady from Maryland in another story that we read, Thomas Garrett was another member of this group whose goal is to help slaves escape to the north.

What is the Underground Railroad

100

"... the sun came like gold through the trees and over the fields, and I felt like I was in heaven."  Well, this sounds like the end of this story that we read.

What is "A Glory over Everything"

100

When reading this phrase, "The dull, listless features dropped like a mask," Freedman was using this kind of figurative language

What is a simile

200

Before his term as president, Mr. Lincoln and Mr. Herndon shared this occupation.

What is a lawyer

200

In school, Willie learns about this kind of fish that has no eyes due to living in the dark.

What are Cave Fish

200

Garrett had an actual job selling these.

What are shoes

200

Harriet Tubman was a spy, a scout, and a nurse for the Union Army during this war.

What is the Civil War

200

As a metaphor, there are many Cave Fish in "What Do Fish Have to Do with Anything," especially this character who called the police on the man.

Who is Mrs. Markham

300

Telling "yarns," or funny stories, helped Mr. Lincoln fight off this disorder.

What is depression

300

Willie plans to look for a "cure" to unhappiness because Mrs. Markham told him that it was this.

What is a sickness

300
Wilmington was a dangerous part of the Underground Railroad because these people were always on the look out for those wanting to escape.

What are slave catchers

300

Tubman relates to this man that she knows in jail because she is this, a word meaning to have no one around them.

What is lonely

300

From a stop sign to a recycle sign, these are images that stand for something.

What are symbols

400

"The Great Emancipator" was a nickname given to Mr. Lincoln when, with a war and a pen, ended this "great crime" in the United States.

What is slavery

400

In the end, Willie's character changes when learning about this from the man while cutting the cake for him.

What are human needs

400

In April, 1870, black people in Wilmington celebrated this part of the constitution that allowed citizens the right to vote regardless of race, color, or status as a slave.

What is the fifteenth amendment

400

Because of her attempts of helping slaves escape, this amount of money was the award if she was killed.

What is $40,000

(47,620,400 won)

400

Russell Freedman, Alice Miller, Sarah Bradford, and Jacob Lawrence all wrote with this author's purpose.

What is to inform

500

Before slavery was ended, he was called, "The White Man's President" by this abolitionist.

Who is Fredrick Douglass

500

Willie's growth is seen when he tells his mother to call him by this name.

What is William

500
Pictures of Garrent were drawn on the streets of Wilmington with these two words saying that he was their savior.

What is "Our Moses"

500

The Fugitive Slave Law allowed northerners to capture slaves in their areas.  The caused Harried and the escaped slaves to escape to this country.

What is Canada

500

In "What Do Fish Have to Do with Anything" this food is a symbol of the sweetness in life.

What is the cake