chapter 5
Frederick goes with the Aulds to this city.
What is Baltimore?
Mrs. Auld teaches Frederick this literary skill.
What is the alphabet?
Frederick learns to ___ with chalk and a brick wall.
What is writing?
Frederick's ___ is cast out to the woods because of old age.
Who is Frederick's grandmother?
Frederick claims that ____ is often used as an excuse for cruelty and/or justification for slavery.
What is religion?
On Colonel Lloyd's plantation, the slave children would often fight over this meal.
What is boiled corn meal (AKA "mush")?
Mrs. Auld at first treats Frederick with kindness, but switches to ___ after Mr. Auld scolds her for teaching him.
What is cruelty? (Synonyms are also acceptable.)
Frederick makes teachers of ___ to continue learning to read.
Who are the "little white boys"/"street urchins"? (Synonyms are acceptable.)
Slaves are ___ and ___ as property among inheritors.
What is being divided and valued?
Captain Auld came into possession of slaves by this means.
What is inheritance by marriage?
When Frederick left Colonel Lloyd's plantation, he went to live with this person.
Who is Mr. Hugh Auld?
Frederick claims city slaves are almost ___, compared to slaves on plantations.
What are "freemen"? ("Free men" is also acceptable, as are synonyms.)
Frederick ignores an ____ when he advises him to run away to the North.
Who is an Irishman?
Frederick compares Master Andrew's ownership to a "___".
What are lions' jaws?
Captain Auld didn't allow them enough to eat, so the kitchen slaves used these tactics to obtain food from their neighbors.
What is begging and stealing?